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10:22Now PlayingAnthony Davis examines the growing conflict with Iran and the risks of a war unfolding without a clear long-term strategy. As oil prices surge and tensions rise across the Persian Gulf, regional powers, global energy markets, and the United States face the possibility of a wider escalation. He explores the strategic divide between containment and regime collapse, the vulnerability of Gulf infrastructure, and the global economic consequences if the conflict spirals beyond control. Ultimately, it asks whether Washington has a coherent plan—or whether the world may be entering a dangerous period of strategic drift.
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