Is the US Prepared to Send Ground Troops?
Grinfi Political Risk Brief
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From Grinfi Political Risk Observatory (GPRO), here’s what we’re monitoring:
High Impact Situational Updates
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Here are the key issues that are expected to shape political risk this week.
Situation as of this morning. Iran has now formally withdrawn from the Islamabad Memorandum. Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi announced Saturday that Tehran no longer considers itself bound by any of its commitments under the deal.
At the same time, the U.S. death toll is steadily rising. The U.S. military confirmed Sunday that another American service member was killed as part of the war, bringing the total to 17. The latest fatality followed the deaths of two service members in Jordan on Saturday, where U.S. forces were defending against Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks.
Ground forces now officially on the table?
For the first time in this conflict, a ground option is being