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Hillary Clinton warned that U.S. strikes on Iran have successfully targeted high-ranking Iranian leaders but failed to overthrow the regime in Tehran or achieve the results promised by the Trump administration. She emphasized that the killing of leaders has not led to a fundamental shift in the balance of power within Iran, noting that real power remains concentrated in the military establishment, while the clergy are largely symbolic. She also cautioned that exhausting the American ammunition stockpile during the confrontation with Iran could weaken the United States' ability to handle potential crises, especially as Chinese threats against Taiwan escalate. Clinton pointed out that China and India, the largest buyers of Iranian oil, could be key to de-escalating the situation. She suggested that applying pressure on Beijing through threats of sanctions might be effective in prompting Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz. Finally, she called for more effective diplomacy instead of further military escalation.
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