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Iran's military forces and warfighting capabilities: the threat in the Northern Gulf

Cordesman et al., 2007

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Cordesman A
Kleiber M
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There is always a debate among national security experts as to the extent a country should be judged by its intentions or by its capabilities. The fact is, however, that both intentions and capabilities are always uncertain, even in the short term. They become progressively more …
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