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Comment un cessez-le-feu peut mener à un désastre
The first Gulf War’s lessons for what to do—and not do—in Iran
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Foreign Affairs (United States) | Apr 09, 2026
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Learning from the Gulf War, a cease-fire could serve as a strategic pause, allowing for necessary humanitarian aid and rebuilding efforts.
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Past cease-fires have often led to renewed conflict; negotiating without addressing core issues could be disastrous for Iran and neighboring nations.
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A cease-fire in Iran could provide a crucial opportunity for diplomatic engagement and long-term stability in the region.
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While a cease-fire may halt immediate violence, it does not guarantee a sustainable peace if underlying tensions remain unresolved.
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A cease-fire risks creating a false sense of security, potentially emboldening factions that thrive on instability and conflict within Iran.
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