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February 20, 2026に開始

The scale of the U.S. military buildup signals that strikes are likely

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The U.S. military buildup may be a strategic move to strengthen negotiations rather than an indication of imminent war.

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Strengthening military presence in the region is necessary to counter Iran's influence and protect allies like Israel and Saudi Arabia.

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War with Iran risks destabilizing the entire region, which could lead to more conflicts beyond the initial engagement.

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A military strike against Iran could deter further aggression and protect U.S. interests in the Middle East.

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Engaging in war with Iran would escalate tensions and cause severe humanitarian consequences, making diplomacy the better path.

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