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How Long Can Iran Keep Fighting?
Which sources back which section of this article, and what its evidence base looks like.
Which sources back which section
| Section | Sources behind it |
|---|---|
| What Happened | BBC News Persian via BBC News 中文; Chatham House; US Department of the Treasury; Al Jazeera; Congressional Research Service; Iran International (27 Jun, 10 Sep, 26 Sep); IndexBox; India Today; Foundation for Defense of Democracies; Hudson Institute; The Jerusalem Post |
| Timeline | The Guardian; US Department of the Treasury; Hudson Institute; Al Jazeera; The National; Congressional Research Service; India Today; Foundation for Defense of Democracies; The Jerusalem Post; Chatham House; Iran International (10 Sep); BBC News Persian via BBC News 中文 |
| The Argument | Carnegie Endowment (Azizi interview); Chatham House; BBC News Persian via BBC News 中文; Congressional Research Service |
| What Others Add | World Bank; IMF; IranWire; Iran International (27 Jun, 26 Sep); IndexBox; The Jerusalem Post; BBC News Persian via BBC News 中文; Foundation for Defense of Democracies; Hudson Institute; Chatham House; Congressional Research Service; CNN; The National |
| Conclusion | Carnegie Endowment (Azizi interview); BBC News Persian via BBC News 中文; Chatham House; Congressional Research Service; Iran International (10 Sep, 26 Sep); India Today; IMF; Foundation for Defense of Democracies; Hudson Institute; Al Jazeera; The Jerusalem Post; CNN |
What the evidence base looks like
- 20Sources behind this article
- 19Read in full at their own address
- 1Read to about 86% of its length
- 5Claims graded as unverified on the page
| What the source is | How many | How they were read |
|---|---|---|
| Analysts’ own publications — think tanks and a named BBC analyst | 5 | All in full; each used for what it argues, and the one advocating further strikes is named as doing so |
| News reporting | 10 | All in full; where one relays another outlet, an agency or unnamed officials, the claim it carries is attributed to them, and graded where nothing confirms it |
| Reference data — international institutions and a data firm | 3 | In full, including the IMF’s own data series |
| US government — a Treasury notice and a Congressional Research Service report | 2 | The notice in full; the report to about 86% of its length, which covers every section the page draws on |
Reliable
Reliable, but with an interestWorth believing and reliableWeak on both, and used with careHonest, but thin
Worth believing