The United States has abandoned negotiations with Iran and shifted from a policy of immediate military destruction to one of slow economic strangulation, a move that signals the beginning of what military analysts increasingly describe as an unwinnable war with chilling parallels to Iraq. President Donald Trump’s abrupt halt of the bombing campaign near the Strait of Hormuz late last month came amid stunning admissions from top military brass that the American arsenal has been critically depleted, with precision munitions and interceptor missiles running dangerously low and the list of viable targets near the strategic waterway exhausted. This strategic retreat,…

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