Every ceasefire offer right now is a tactical maneuver. Not a peace initiative.
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Every ceasefire offer right now is a tactical maneuver. Not a peace initiative.
The pattern is consistent: escalate on Fridays when energy markets are shut, pivot to dovish talk on Mondays to carry the market through the week.
The US and Israel are in trouble. Bases and capabilities are being degraded across the Middle East. European allies are refusing to engage. The military campaign is not going well. So now comes the ceasefire push — a few months to regroup, resupply, and reset positions.
The parallel track is transparent: use the pause to foment again unrest inside Iran. Bank on degraded infrastructure, domestic frustration, anti-government sentiment. If it catches, resume the military campaign behind it. The ceasefire is not peace — it is cover for a destabilization operation.
And then there is the credibility problem. The US has broken its word twice. Any negotiations would almost certainly serve to map Iranian positions and be exploited the moment an opportunity arises. Iran has every reason to treat any offer as a reconnaissance mission dressed as diplomacy.
Iran holds the advantage. The correct move is to press it — not until the other side wants peace, but until they need it to survive.
A ceasefire now is a gift to the losing side. Iran should not give it.
posted by Satish Sharma at
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