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¿Es la guerra en Irán totalmente inútil?
Peter Suderman appears on the left, Matt Welch appears on the right. An image of a U.S. warship at sea appears in the center square. Bold text across the top reads "WHAT HAVE WE WON?"
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Reason (United States) | Apr 13, 2026
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Engaging militarily in Iran is essential to counteract threats to U.S. interests and maintain stability in the Middle East.
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The ongoing conflict in Iran should prompt a reevaluation of U.S. foreign policy, focusing more on diplomacy than military intervention.
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The war in Iran has destabilized the region, leading to unnecessary loss of life and resources with no clear victory in sight.
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Continuing the war in Iran is an exercise in futility, diverting attention and resources from pressing domestic issues.
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The war in Iran has achieved strategic goals, including limiting nuclear proliferation, despite the high costs involved.
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