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Satellite-Enabled Strikes Are Redefining Sovereignty and Global Power
Iran, China, and Russia Turn Satellites Into Strategic Weapons of Retaliation Redrawing the Rules of Global Power In the skies above the Middle East, the rules of war are changing, not through missiles or tanks, but through advanced observational systems orbiting the Earth. For decades, American military dominance relied on unrivaled intelligence and orbital surveillance,… Continue reading
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Iran – The Last Window of Empire to Stop Multipolarity
Why the War on Iran Signals a Final Attempt to Halt Multipolarity Before It Becomes Irreversible A structural rupture in the international system is already underway, and its trajectory has become effectively irreversible. The confrontation centred on Iran constitutes not a regional escalation but a terminal phase in the enforcement of a unipolar order that… Continue reading
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