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Long Wars and Their Discontents

July 3, 2019September 26, 2022 by Realist Review Staff, posted in Grand Strategy

By Scott Strgacich

Tagged Afghanistan, apathy, Edward Gallagher, foreign policy, Guns, international relations, Iran, James G. Johnston, Micheal B. Riley, Middle East, Military, politics, realism, Saudi Arabia, Trump, United States, warLeave a comment

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