Iran War Claims and Threats Against Distant US Bases

In my view, the political capacity of Mr. Trump and Netanyahu to continue the war is gone.

That is, neither internationally, nor legally, in the U.S. or within the regime, do they have any political backing left to continue the war militarily.

So even if they want to launch a new attack on Iran, the war would last no more than three to five days, in their view.

No. Three to five days. So now they're stuck figuring out, in those three or five days, what important objective they could achieve.

They haven't managed it. They still haven't managed to reach that point.

Before the election, they wanted to carry out a showy operation to win the election.

Well, we managed the fronts very well. They couldn't, before the election, launch an attack and use its military impact in the election.

Now, after the election, they don't have the capacity for even a medium-length war, say, one lasting ten or twelve days.

This is the maximum plan they’ve designed for three to five days.

Okay, which target? They say, “We want to come and bomb a mountain,” “a mountain, because there’s a site there that’s nuclear.”

Okay, now that mountain is about 500 meters high.

Let’s say you drop a bomb there, too. This showy act is definitely meaningless, meaningless to them.

But anyway, anyway, if the Americans make a mistake, you asked, “What’s your—your plan?”

“What’s your policy? If the Americans make a mistake,” “if they launch an attack,” “we won’t just attack nearby bases anymore.”

“First, we’ll hit all those nearby bases.”

“Second, we’ll also hit America’s distant bases.”

“That means U.S. military bases that are far away” “and that we haven’t attacked so far.”

“We might hit some of the islands they think our missiles can’t reach,” “we’ll hit them.”

Some of the U.S. military bases may even be in some European countries If a plane takes off from there, If, from a military base far away, U.S. planes take off and come to bomb Iran, we'll hit that place too.

So now our capacity for defense and attack has grown much greater than on the first day of the war