Is God's Vengeance Against Babylon and the Beast Going to Be Forever Andever?

In revelation 19 three, there is a phrase about the smoke of their torment. The greek term is anabino, goes up for ever and everte seeh that's eternal punishment. Now, that sounds like a clear reference to ongoing, never ending punishment. But it could be argued that that kind of muddy's the picture. So again, this this whole notion, again, we're back to the same question. Does the language say, dos favor annihilation? Its permanent and irreversible? Or is it this ongoing vengeance, ongoing dyingand again, the issue being the death of death.