Jiang says the United States and Israel escalated from sanctions and bombing toward possible siege logic: cutting Tehran's railways and roads, attacking infrastructure, and threatening Iran if Hormuz remained closed.
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Siege
Jiang says the United States and Israel escalated from sanctions and bombing toward possible siege logic: cutting Tehran's railways and roads, attacking infrastructure, and threatening Iran if Hormuz remained closed.
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In the most severe formulation, Jiang says the strategy would be to besiege Tehran by cutting railways and roads and forcing the population into starvation.
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"Right so we've seen a very strange sequence of events these past six weeks. The war's been going on for about six weeks. And..."
"...off the railway system, the roads which would put Tehran under siege. They couldn't get food and water from the other parts of Iran...."
"off torrent basically to cut off all railways cut off all roads and basically force"
"the population into starvation so this is where you think we're going uh i think destroying the population or as trump would say kill..."
"be the strategy going forward yes to to basically besiege torrent it's just such a big country it"
"...times. And Cubans are obviously sitting there in the middle, under siege, paying keen attention to what's going on. It may seem easy for..."
"...be part of that. But the Americans will also try to siege Karg Island. They will try to seize the Iranian coastline. And so..."
"...trump and at this time trump was bankrupt he was under siege because of law fair his house mar -a -lago was raided by..."
"...Iran from a distance. In the past, we would call this siege warfare. And as long as it remains an air war, the United..."
"...So what the Americans are using is a classic strategy called siege warfare, okay? And so what the Iranians are gonna do is, they're..."
"...capital, Constantinople, was designed to be invincible. You could not lay siege to it. You could not conquer it. And as such, the Abyssinian..."
"...city before the walls were breached by Zechariah's forces who laid siege to the city. Sources vary on how long the siege lasted. Depending..."
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