The fact that Tehran doesn't acknowledge the Apache issue is the savvy move; admitting it would just invite trouble.

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Although the US and Iran have attacked each other, neither side wants to engage in "infinite war."
Political analyst Magnier states that although the US and Iran are exchanging fire, neither side wants to escalate to "infinite war." The US aims to rebuild deterrence and protect its troops and freedom of navigation through a new round of strikes; Iran wants to demonstrate that attacks will come with a cost. Both sides face significant consequences, affecting Gulf energy, regional security, and the global market. Regarding the Apache crash, Iran does not acknowledge responsibility to avoid provoking a stronger response, indicating that they are willing to go to war if necessary but know that the US is reluctant to strike first.
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