Why Iran endures: The limits of American power
The program examines why the United States has failed to achieve its objectives against Iran despite repeated military threats and pressure.
The guests argue that Iran's decentralized military command, dispersed strategic infrastructure, domestic missile capabilities, and control of the Strait of Hormuz have strengthened its resilience. They also discuss the financial strain on the US military-industrial complex, the depletion of American weapons stockpiles, and the geopolitical implications of Washington's support for Israel. The conversation concludes by assessing the strategic rivalry between Iran and Israel and the broader balance of power in the region.
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