Koh Kalang; What consequences would the normalization of attacks on nuclear facilities have? 🔺If attacks on nuclear facilities become a "practice" and a norm, the consequences will not be limited to Iran; rather, it could significantly affect the security of both the United States and the Zionist regime. 🔺The threat of Koh Kalang should not merely be viewed in the framework of a military target; it is also a test for the credibility of the international system. If the global community remains passive in the face of such threats, a dangerous precedent may form where military engagement becomes a means of resolving disputes prior to legal and diplomatic solutions. 🔺Ultimately, if attacks on nuclear facilities become a "practice" and a norm, their consequences will not be limited to Iran; rather, it could significantly affect the security of the United States and the Zionist regime; since they are themselves nuclear-armed states, the normalization of attacks on nuclear facilities and infrastructure could ultimately apply existing deterrence and security rules against themselves.
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