We discuss the recent U.S. strikes inside Iran, the growing controversy surrounding civilian casualties—including the reported strike on a girls’ school—and whether these military operations are actually achieving their intended objectives.
Colonel Macgregor also explains why air power alone rarely decides wars, and whether the United States may eventually be forced to consider the one scenario many Americans fear the most: boots on the ground in Iran.
But beyond the battlefield, this war has enormous geopolitical implications. As tensions rise, global powers like Russia and China are closely watching the situation unfold, while energy markets and global alliances are already beginning to shift. …
