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Patrick Henningsen: Iran REJECTS Ceasefire — Missile Bunkers Rebuilt in Record Timet

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The discussion analyzes rising tensions in the Middle East, focusing on U.S. military threats, internal divisions, and the risks of escalation with Iran. It highlights doubts about a ground invasion, logistical challenges, and increasing aircraft losses. The interview argues the conflict is driven by political and economic interests, especially control over global energy markets, while ordinary people face inflation and instability. It also points to fractures within U.S. institutions and media, questioning official narratives. Overall, the situation is described as unstable, with no clear strategy, growing global consequences, and a high risk of prolonged conflict.

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Patrick Henningsen: Iran REJECTS Ceasefire — Missile Bunkers Rebuilt in Record Timet

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