Analyst: US Destabilization Strategy Targets Iran
Cypriot analyst Elina Xenophontos warns that the US, driven by a ‘divide and rule’ blueprint, may strike Iran to undermine emerging multipolar ties championed by China, risking wider instability.
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Cypriot analyst Elina Xenophontos warns that the US, driven by a ‘divide and rule’ blueprint, may strike Iran to undermine emerging multipolar ties championed by China, risking wider instability.
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