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Iran’s Military Pivots to ‘Offensive’ Mode for Next Round of War
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Iran is reorganizing its military to be more agile and aggressive abroad in light of its war with the US and Israel, a sign that it’s positioning for a protracted confrontation even if the current conflict ends.
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Iran is reorganizing its military to be more agile and aggressive abroad in light of its war with the US and Israel, a sign that it’s positioning for a protracted confrontation even if the current conflict ends.
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