🔺🔻 Foreign Policy: A large-scale invasion of Iranian territory seems unlikely. 🔹Military experts told "Foreign Policy" that a large-scale invasion of Iran appears unlikely due to the need for over 100,000 troops, geographical and logistical barriers, and the risk of heavy casualties. 🔹Operations by special forces or attempts to seize islands like Kharg remain among Washington's potential options—options that could draw the U.S. into a long and endless war. 🔹The United States has dispatched more military personnel, including special operations forces and medical aid workers, to the region to expand Trump’s options. 🔹General Dan Keen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, did not explicitly state whether he forecasts that ground combat will be the next step for the U.S. in this conflict. 🔹 Jamaran
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Foreign Policy: A large-scale invasion of Iranian territory seems unlikely.
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