The hesitancy of the White House, afraid of being in a replica of Afghanistan and Iraq, while understandable, has created a short-sighted attitude, the negative effects of which can be seen today, with the growth of the caliphate and the obligation to drive, exhausting through diplomatic negotiations, a coalition in which the United States will still be in command and will have to use its military resources for intervention.
Even a distrust of the current Iranian president, Rohani, could accelerate the migration of a substantial consensus, towards more traditionalist and less moderate sectors, whose main interest remains that of concentrating the national interest towards the values of the Khomeinist revolution and then aggregating the population against the great Satan, as the United States is still defined in radical circles.
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