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Caleb Larson holds a Master of Public Policy degree from the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy. He lives in Berlin and writes on US and Russian foreign and defense policy, German politics and culture.

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Iran just warned Washington that every new strike widens the war — and now Hormuz isn't the only chokepoint under threat

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By Caleb Larson
| MSN Verified
As the war in Iran continues, a new pattern has emerged, one that eschews large-scale strikes in favor of more sustained, tit-for-tat exchanges involving Iran, the United States, Israel, and Tehran's regional allies — with no sign of either side backing down.
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Zelensky Just Fired One of Ukraine’s Most Popular Ministers — the Backlash Was So Fierce He Ended Up Removing His Army Chief Instead

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By Caleb Larson
| National Security Journal Verified
Kyiv’s military position remains difficult, but it is not a situation of collapse. Russia continues to grind forward in parts of Ukraine’s Donetsk region while also maintaining pressure along several sectors of the front. Ukrainian forces have become increasingly dependent on drones, long-range strikes, and better use of technology to offset shortages of infantry and ammunition.
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Iran Just Warned Washington That Every New Strike Widens the War — and Now Hormuz Isn’t the Only Chokepoint Under Threat

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By Caleb Larson
| National Security Journal Verified
As the war in Iran continues, a new pattern has emerged, one that eschews large-scale strikes in favor of more sustained, tit-for-tat exchanges involving Iran, the United States, Israel, and Tehran’s regional allies — with no sign of either side backing down.
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