Why Iran Has Already Won This War
April 7, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn today’s livestream, Kevork Almassian argues that Iran has already won the strategic war and that the final settlement will only formalize what the battlefield has already decided. We examine the New York Times argument that the war is turning Iran into a major world power through control of Hormuz, The Atlantic’s case that the real intelligence failure was political and strategic rather than informational, and Foreign Policy’s warning that Iran’s future may look less like collapse and more like long-term hardening.
⚠️ This is a rapidly changing situation, and this discussion covers strategic trends and public reports on battlefield results.
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