🔻 The secret of Trump's infrastructure strikes Ali Samadzadeh, a researcher in security and international relations at "Farheekhtegan Gap": 🔻 Americans have no qualms about targeting infrastructure, and the first things they target are the infrastructures of that country. They did this in Iraq and in Afghanistan; however, what has prevented this action in Iran is the Iranian side's decisive decision for a proportional response. 🔻 For the U.S., the power of the UAE is not important because they do not suffer from it; however, there are infrastructures in the region that are important to Americans. Specifically, Iran's energy infrastructure has not targeted "production" of oil and gas until now and has only attacked its "transmission"; energy transmission chokepoints can be restored immediately after any agreement, but if production infrastructures are targeted, they cannot be quickly restored with a political agreement. The U.S. side knows that decisions have already been made in Tehran, and this is a factor that dissuades them from striking the infrastructure. 🎥 Full video on YouTube | Aparat | Site Farheekhtegan Gap is a work of Farheekhtegan magazine.
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