The Persians could have restored their historical glory, but unfortunately, they started strong and ended weak, ultimately playing themselves to death. What a joke. Back then, the Shia fox in the East managed to unite the scattered Muslims, with a 25-year investment agreement as the foundation. As long as the 'inner garments' raised their flag, missile rains kept pouring down. Even if Nehu didn’t die, he’d be crippled. If the Pretty Country gets involved, it’s a prolonged war. If they don’t, their credibility is ruined. The East had been planning for years, and as long as Persia kept fighting, the situation would have changed. But alas, one wrong move, and it all fell apart. I often think that the game of geopolitics is absolutely the highest-level contest of national intelligence on Earth. In this world, only the Chinese and the Jews deserve a seat at the table. Other nations can only observe carefully, cautiously finding their place.