Breaking: NUCLEAR War?
During the now twelve (12) year war in Eastern Europe between the Ukrainian regime and the Russian federation, discussion of NUCLEAR WEAPONS use has been raised from time to time.
With the involvement of at least four NUCLEAR powers in the War for Iran, this makes the use of nuclear weapons a very real possibility in the Middle East (in either of these campaigns honestly). The two are closely connected. A rookie strategist can see that.
In my judgement, avoiding the use of such weapons must be the highest duty of any leader in any government.
I readily admit that I do not have access to the intelligence which is necessary to make the best decisions. However, based on what those of us on the outside can tell, a changed strategy in both campaigns may be required.
Our ultimate goal must be to protect American lives, avert further loss of life on all sides, prevent further risk of escalation of this war, including NUCLEAR escalation, and to avoid a worldwide depression caused by supply chain disruptions.
To avoid these objectives, there is every reason to reevaluate strategy by applying previous lessons learned from past wars and conflicts…there are many from our own history that apply to these conflicts that we’re engaged in today.
This is not the first time that a military operation(s) has occurred only to discover that conditions and circumstances have changed. The question is; Are we flexible enough in both campaigns to adjust strategic direction and change the chosen path we’re on?
