As the USS Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group and the USS Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group head toward the Middle East, with more than 7,000 sailors and roughly 2,000 marines, Yair Pinto asks what American military power against Iran would actually look like if President Trump decides the "easy way" has failed. He shows that the real advantage is the connected machine behind the platforms: B-2 bombers flying from Missouri in Operation Midnight Hammer, electronic-warfare and intelligence aircraft, submarines, carriers and amphibious forces. He also explains the limits of this force, strong enough for a major air and naval campaign but not for occupying Iran, and how Iran's asymmetric strategy of missiles, drones and mines aims to make an American victory slow and costly. Stay up-to-date with the latest developments here on TBN Israel.
Source: TBN Israel
