The negotiations and deals are changing all the time. How has Iran won when their military is almost decimated, they lost thousands of people and their citizens are still be persecuted? Doesn't sound like winning to me. Oh, you're talking about some who profited from this war. Yes, this cost money. I think the assumptions of how Americans think, what we know, and how we see things are too many to count. Iran was resilient. It "survived", so they think they won. It still has control over the Strait, which needs too change if they also want to profit and continue trade with others. Independent Analyses: Observers like the Center for Strategic and International Studies note that despite severe tactical and economic costs, Iran gained political-strategic leverage. However, as outlined in Foreign Affairs, while Iran may have held the upper hand in immediate negotiations, it faces immense domestic exhaustion and an economy in free fall. This isn't winning as far as it's citizens are concerned, but again, they are disposable right?
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