ShapurII
Trusted Member
Yes, I obviously agree with that. I am not talking about winning the war, I am talking about survival. If we cannot establish some red lines and some form of deterrence and they continue to hit our power plants, dams, medical supplies, LNG production sites, steel and aluminum factories, etc. we will have a complete state collapse in a short time, and it could very well be the end of Iran as well.this is a war against the world's military superpower, you don't win those, you only survive with a lot of damage (at best)
so the question is how to survive without total surrender or civil war / state collapse. you have to take risks and show balls, not try to respond in a calibrated fashion and engage in a war of attrition with a far more powerful enemy




