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Former US National Intelligence Council Chair Gregory Treverton says the US strategy to cripple Iran's ability to close the Strait of Hormuz is a "pipe dream."
He argues that President Trump is "trapped" by his own making – unwilling to admit defeat for political and personal reasons, yet aware that a prolonged conflict would inflict severe damage on both the US and the global economy.
Former US National Intelligence Council Chair Gregory Treverton says the US strategy to cripple Iran's ability to close the Strait of Hormuz is a "pipe dream."
He argues that President Trump is "trapped" by his own making – unwilling to admit defeat for political and personal reasons, yet aware that a prolonged conflict would inflict severe damage on both the US and the global economy.