Economist Jeffrey Sachs has delivered a blistering critique of the U.S. approach to the Iran war, calling out what he describes as major miscalculations at the highest level. He questions whether Washington underestimated Tehran from the very beginning and warns that the consequences could spill far beyond the battlefield. In a stark warning, Sachs suggests that Gulf hotspots like Dubai and Abu Dhabi could face devastating risks if the conflict expands. As Trump continues to defend his strategy, this sharp criticism raises serious questions about decision-making, escalation risks, and how far this war could go.
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