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The United States will go to war against Iran.

Said May 10, 2024 in Geo-Strategy #3: How Empire is Destroying America @ 0:11

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The US bombed Iranian nuclear sites on 22 June 2025 and began a full war with Israel on 28 Feb 2026 that killed Khamenei. Fighting was still ongoing in autumn 2026.

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The United States will lose the war with Iran, forever changing the global order.

The US-Israel war on Iran began 28 Feb 2026, went through a Pakistan-brokered ceasefire (8 Apr) and the Islamabad Memorandum (17 Jun), collapsed 8 Jul, and is still unresolved in Oct 2026, with indirect talks via Qatar. The US has not achieved its goals of regime change or zero enrichment, and Iran has not been defeated. Neither side has clearly won or lost.

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