Jiang uses the term for a combination of superior technology, intelligence, and strike capacity held by Israel and the United States over Iran.
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Military dominance
Jiang uses the term for a combination of superior technology, intelligence, and strike capacity held by Israel and the United States over Iran.
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Jiang interprets the Damascus strike and the 2020 killing of Qasem Soleimani as evidence that the United States and Israel possess military dominance over Iran through technology and intelligence.
Jiang says Israel looks small but functions like an empire because military dominance gives it hubris and makes it less strategic, flexible, or creative.
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"...incidents show us is that the Americans and the Israelis have dominance over Iran. Okay? So, military dominance. So, the first thing is they..."
"...Israelis that this meeting will happen. Okay? So, this is clearly military dominance that Israel and the Americans possess over Iran. And when this..."
"...flexible and creative. It doesn't have to be because it has military dominance over everyone. But that's a very good question. Okay? Just because..."
"...who farmed. And so Sparta became a war society based on military dominance. The entire society was centered around how to take young boys,..."
"...And the reason why is the Americans and the Israelis have military dominance over Iran."
"But just because you have military dominance, it does not mean you'll win the war, okay? So, what I believe is that Iran and..."
"...asymmetrical warfare. And even though Israel and the United States have military dominance, they may not be able to win this war, okay? Okay,..."
"...States, okay? So that's why... So in other words, from a military dominance perspective, Operation True Promise accomplished nothing, okay? Because you blew nothing..."
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