Donald Trump has assembled the largest U.S. force in the Middle East since the invasion of Iraq in early 2003, including two carrier strike groups and a formidable array of fifth-generation fighters. By one account, this agglomeration represents 40 to 50 percent of all deployable U.S. airpower in the world. War may be imminent. But the buildup masks a deep strategic confusion. The United States does not need a comprehensive deal with Iran now, and may be better off without one for the time

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