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Well, there is one scenario. We haven’t seen the fifth column in Iran emerge yet—perhaps because they're waiting for the U.S. and Israel to significantly degrade the regime first. Once substantial damage is done, the opposition might begin to surface. Still, what follows is unlikely to be a mere low-level insurgency-The USA is NOT going to invade, it doesn't have the forces, it would be a blood bath against hundreds of thousands and millions of iranians
-The U.S is UNLIKELY to bring it's navy anywhere near Iran, doing so would automatically close Hormuz and cause multiple problems
-This was a plot, a plan by Israel and the USA, they lulled Iran with peace/nuclear talks and hit Iran when Iran was expecting it
The plans were in place for months and years, and the main component was a INTERNAL iranian militia, which iran must now hunt down and destroy
Israel itself can try to hit Iran, and it has, BUT Irans missile plan would fundamentally work, for all the pain Iran took, iran would gradually take apart Israeli infrastructure and cause unbearable damage
SECOND - Israel has been unable to destroy iranian nuclear facilities, it doesn't have the correct heavy bombor aircraft to carry it
As a result to stop the defeat of Israel through Israel taking multiple hits, the U.S is on the scene threatening Iran
The aim being to reduce iranian missiles heading towards Israel, in preparation for a possible U.S attack
This gives Israel time to attack iranian A.D and military targets, individuals and nuclear sites
The U.S will then likely send in the B52s out of range of damaged iranian A.D and then drop the big GB42 (I think that's what they call it) and try to damage fordow
The conflict won't last much longer then that, their is unlikely to be regime change unless the iranians themselves are stupid
And through sanctions and arm twisting they will try to force Iran into a agreement after
Iran has a short window, to hit Israel as much as possible and hopefully Iran has contingency plans for its nuclear development that the U.S doesn't know about or the damage is limited
However, with Trump unable to commit the U.S. to a prolonged war, it raises an important question: Can the U.S. and Israel bomb the regime to the point of eliminating its heavy weaponry and command-and-control capabilities within just two to three weeks?







