After 108 days, thousands dead and hundreds of billions of US dollars stripped from the global economy, the US-Israel war on Iran has ended – for now.
Not with victory. Not with defeat. With a freeze.
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But they could not make Tehran capitulate, abandon its nuclear know-how, dismantle the Revolutionary Guards, surrender its missile programme or break with Hezbollah and the Houthis.
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“Tactical success did not translate into strategic success,” said Andreas Krieg, an associate professor of defence studies at King’s College London and a Middle East risk consultant.

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