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Strategic Patience or Hesitation? Iran's Delayed Retaliation Against Israel
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August 10, 2024
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5:46Now PlayingHost Mike Baker speaks with Robert Greenway, former deputy assistant to the president, about the puzzling delay in Iran's retaliation against Israel for two high-profile assassinations. Despite widespread expectations from analysts that Iran would respond swiftly, the country has held back.
In this episode of the PDB Situation Report:
We start in the Middle East, where the world is on edge awaiting a military response from Iran and its proxies following two high-profile assassinations. We'll dive into the latest developments with former deputy assistant to the president Robert Greenway.
Later in the show, Ukraine escalates its conflict with Russia, launching a cross-border incursion into the Kursk region. This marks the first time since World War II that a foreign country has occupied any part of Russia. We'll break down the implications with Peter Doran from the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.
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