'Ground invasion of Iran would be suicide': Political analyst
As tensions between the United States and Iran continue to escalate following renewed military strikes and sharp rhetoric from Washington, concerns are growing over the prospects for diplomacy, the risk of a wider regional conflict, and the potential impact on global energy markets.
Editor-in-chief, Mena Uncensored, Leila Hatoum argues that US pressure has only reinforced Iranian resolve, accuses Washington and Israel of using negotiations as a cover for military action, and assesses why a full-scale ground invasion of Iran remains highly unlikely despite the escalating confrontation.
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