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Jiang Xueqin’s 2024 Iran Invasion Prediction Resurfaces Online

The video’s predictions align with today’s intensifying U.S.-Iran standoff over nuclear activities

Historian Jiang Xueqin lectures on U.S. foreign policy and the strategic risks of a potential war with Iran during a 2024 classroom session that has since gone viral online.
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Xueqin Jiang (1)
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Overview

  • The May 29, 2024 video by Beijing-based educator and Yale alumnus Jiang Xueqin has gone viral again as his forecasts appear to mirror current U.S.-Iran tensions
  • Jiang compared a hypothetical U.S. invasion of Iran under President Trump to Athens’ ill-fated Sicilian Expedition, warning of logistical collapse and fierce local resistance
  • He predicted Washington and Tel Aviv would invoke Iran’s nuclear program to justify military action, with Iranians uniting behind their government rather than revolting
  • He suggested a false-flag domestic terror attack blamed on Iran could be used to manipulate U.S. public opinion and asserted that occupying Iran would require at least three million troops
  • He also forecast that Russian President Vladimir Putin could capitalize on U.S. distraction in Iran to pursue his own strategic goals in other theatres