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Recalibration

Jiang says what is called a ceasefire is being used as a strategic pause: he terms current phase 'recalibration' and predicts ongoing pressure on Iran through control of the Hormuz economy.

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Iran as Recalibration, Not Exit

2026-04-22, day precision · Prof. Jiang: Iran Has Trump TRAPPED! Full Interview | Redacted w Clayton Morris

Transcript

"...not actually a ceasefire. We're actually looking at round two or recalibration of American strategy. So in round one, remember, the Americans focused on..."

Iran as Recalibration, Not Exit

2026-04-22, day precision · Prof. Jiang: Iran Has Trump TRAPPED! Full Interview | Redacted w Clayton Morris

Transcript

"in Tehran. But what's going to happen, as you point out, is that eventually we'll get sick of all this drama and switch our..."

Iran as Recalibration, Not Exit

2026-04-22, day precision · Prof. Jiang: Iran Has Trump TRAPPED! Full Interview | Redacted w Clayton Morris

Transcript

"Because we, then at home, we've got jobs to take care of. We've got kids to take care of. And this is part of..."

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Iran as Recalibration, Not Exit

2026-04-22, day precision · claims

Reading

Jiang treats the Iran shock as a long-cycle pressure system: initial strikes fail, the state shifts to durable economic coercion, and public attention is expected to absorb scarcity, distraction, and control mechanisms as this...

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