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Legal experts are increasingly vocal about the risks associated with this strategy, asserting that large-scale attacks on systems vital to civilian life likely violate international law and long-standing wartime conventions. Strategically, these proposed actions are viewed as high-risk; historical data suggests that the destruction of a nation’s infrastructure rarely yields intended military results. Instead, such maneuvers often backfire by sparking intense nationalist resistance and solidifying domestic support for the targeted regime. Analysts fear that a strategy intended to project strength may inadvertently create a more unified and resilient adversary in Tehran, making any future diplomatic solutions far more difficult to achieve. In Washington, the political fallout has been sharp,
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