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As seen in: Pakistan Today, Asia Times, The Friday Times, The Diplomatic Insight, Paradigm Shift, Stratheia
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The Economics of Attrition: Why Iran Did Not Negotiate Like a Defeated State

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By Aleena Saif Ullah
| Stratheia
By every metric of attrition, Iran should have arrived at the Islamabad Serena on April 11 close to capitulation. CENTCOM had reported Iranian drone attacks down 83 percent from their peak and ballistic missile launches down 90 percent. The supreme leader was dead, along with at least sixteen senior IRGC officers. Nuclear infrastructure at Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan had been struck.
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The Refugee Crisis Without a Name!

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By Aleena Saif Ullah
| Stratheia
The Iran war has produced significant human displacement.
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Nine Days and Five Months!

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By Aleena Saif Ullah
| Stratheia
On February 28, the first day of Operation Epic Fury, a strike hit the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ elementary school in Minab, in Iran’s Hormozgan province. Iranian state media reported that 168 children and 14 adults were killed. Anadolu reported two strikes roughly forty minutes apart. President Trump said on March 7 that Iran had done it, citing Iran’s inaccuracy with munitions. Bellingcat had already established otherwise.
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