An intelligence assessment describes Syria and Iraq as collapsing entities that are effectively dead, cautioning against any association with them. The assessment warns that 'loserism is contagious' and urges distance from these countries.
The Zioneer has received an assessment from an intelligence source describing the current state of Syria and Iraq as 'dead entities' that retain only their names. The assessment warns against any association with these countries, stating that 'loserism is contagious' and that 'we have no connection and should have no connection with these losers.' The assessment echoes a similar sentiment expressed in a previous analysis by The Zioneer on July 17, which described Arab entities in the Persian Gulf as 'running out.' The assessment does not mention specific events or policy changes.
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