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In this in depth analysis, Professor John Mearsheimer explains why rising Iran U.S. tensions in the Persian Gulf do not necessarily mean an imminent war. Drawing on realist theory and decades of strategic studies, the discussion breaks down how deterrence, signaling, and miscalculation shape state behavior under anarchy.

The video explores what Iranian leaders really mean when they warn of all out war, why rhetoric is often used as a strategic tool rather than a declaration of intent, and how the security dilemma in the Persian Gulf increases the risk of unintended escalation. From U.S. military presence and sanctions to Iranian asymmetric strategy and regional proxies, this analysis explains the deeper logic behind current events.

You will gain insight into why maximum pressure policies often backfire, how asymmetric warfare reshapes the balance of power, and why conflicts between great powers and regional states rarely start by choice but by mistake. This is essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand Middle East geopolitics, Iran U.S relations, deterrence theory, and the real risks of war in the Persian Gulf.

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