Foreign Policy: Iran is a large country with vast military and human resources, enabling it to sustain a long-term conflict...WATCH THE VIDEO HERE.
Furthermore, its geography and logistical challenges make any major ground operation more difficult than previous U.S. military experiences, such as the 2003 Iraq war.
Newsweek: The Strait of Hormuz, through which much of the world's energy trade passes, has become a strategic tool that Iran uses to increase its influence over maritime shipping.
Air strikes alone have failed to force Tehran to change its position due to its ability to move its forces and continue to have the ability to pressure maritime transport.
Newsweek: The Strait of Hormuz, through which much of the world's energy trade passes, has become a strategic tool that Iran uses to increase its influence over maritime shipping.
Air strikes alone have failed to force Tehran to change its position due to its ability to move its forces and continue to have the ability to pressure maritime transport.
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