US Not Postured for Another Iraq 2003, Iran Maintains Vast Military Capability
US military capabilities compared to Iran's in a discussion on operational possibilities and defence strategy, with decisive large-scale invasions considered unlikely.
Genie Godula is pleased to welcome Michael Knights, Adjunct Fellow at The Washington Institute and Head of Research at Horizon Engage. He examines the evolving military dynamics between the US and Iran, focusing on the operational possibilities available to US forces and the structural resilience of Iranβs defence strategy. According to Knights, decisive, large-scale invasions are highly unlikely. He argues that while the US possesses the capacity to execute targeted missions, Iran remains a for...