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U.S. planners need to accept that Kiev is losing its war and Pyongyang won’t relinquish its nukes.
The U.S. has badly mismanaged relations with Moscow since President Clinton.
A reckless idea has resurfaced the past few weeks.
Trump is just the latest president to weaponize the government’s power over communications.
Both nations want nukes—and continued American protection.
Great powers can hit back in ways weak nations cannot.
The president should instead outline reasonable peace terms and extricate the U.S. from the conflict.
Editor’s Note: This article, which discusses possible consequences of a U.S.–Iran war, was written prior to American bombings of Iran Saturday…
