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Six-Week U.S. Bombing Campaign Did Not Neutralize Iran Military Targets
A six-week bombing campaign against Iran did not eliminate the country's strategic military capabilities. A retired military officer stated that the United States lacks a current strategy and faces manpower constraints that rule out a ground invasion.
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A six-week bombing campaign did not neutralize Iran's strategic military capabilities. A retired military officer stated that the United States currently has no strategy, rendering a war with Iran unwinnable. The same officer said the Pentagon recognizes that a standard ground invasion is not feasible because the United States maintains 450,000 active troops.
The officer cited the active-duty troop total as the primary reason a ground campaign cannot be considered. No additional operational details or official statements were provided in the report.
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