What would a US air campaign against Iran look like?

[@Binkov]

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[@funnyanimalsgaming3369]

Another w military analysis

[@Aminbathat]

how comes americans are dying yet america doesnt start any of its campaigns?

[@gnomespace]

Why can't Israel join in? Just fly from non-Israeli bases and don't wear colors. Do you think the Iranians will be able to deduce that from another half dozen squadrons in the area, a long way away from their sight? And also, if it was going that badly for Iran, and they had the threats that Israel has claimed for the last 20+ years, why would they not launch everything? Again, it would be in Israel's interest to step in. Mr. Binkov, could I entice you to make a similar vid with Israel in the picture?

[@Aminbathat]

@@gnomespacejust a reminder it took less than 20 missiles of hte smallest kind to disable one american base namely ayn al assad so america showed its hand and its not full they just showed it again with this histerical action flying planes all the way from american soil which makes american soil a target

[@gumby2241]

@@gnomespace what bases would those be? No Arab country would allow it.

[@thealimr459]

You need to read history correctly because the Persian Gulf has always been, is, and will remain the Persian Gulf throughout history

[@SportsIncorporated]

If air strikes were launched from Saudi Arabia, wouldn't that make any Saudi Arabia refineries fair game for Iran.

[@Nehpets1701G]

Yes! Which could be absolutely devastating to the global economy as a whole. This is why despite all the tough talk and flexing, this situation needs to be dealt with delicately.

[@alonmarkovitz2898]

Same with irans ones, so I don’t know if Iran would attack Saudi’s refineries knowing it’s going to get its own attacked

[@sohrabch8009]

@@alonmarkovitz2898 if they attack it means iran has nothing to lose so as all the countries in the gulf iran will gona say if you gona sink me im gona take all the region with me and this means the world on fire since China and Russia will not let iran fall and so on....

[@MrGodbodyNewday]

@@alonmarkovitz2898 False. Iran already attacked Aramco refineries during Trump's presidency. Nobody did anything. 🤣

[@alonmarkovitz2898]

@@MrGodbodyNewday you are technically right but also no, because it was the Houthis (Iranian proxy) and not Iran itself, and Saudi Arabia wasn’t interested in starting a war against Iran so they did nothing, but if there’s already a war - of course if Iran hits Saudi like that Saudi will attack back

[@AAKH1361]

"Everyone has a plan, until they get punched in the mouth." - Mike Tyson.

[@wc2195]

Yup houthis and hamas finding that out now 🤡😂.

[@andreivaldez2929]

There's also, "No plan survives first contact with the enemy".

[@AAKH1361]

For this reason, the United States and England are looking for peace with the Houthis and Israel is looking for peace with the Palestinians😂😂😂@@wc2195

[@robbycook4298]

Yep and Iran has no plan..once they lose their major grouped oil fields and refineries they will collapse over night. With civil war, the US backed prince faction will take over again. But the US is hesitant because this opinion would lead to millions of innocent people in Iran dying...but they are poking the bear. It's coming, especially if Biden is elected again or any other Democrat, if Trump is elected we will have mutual peace.

[@captainfingers1100]

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[@montecarlo2021]

But what would with US economy ? If US started the war VS Iran after 2 days Preis of Oil would be 200 $ !!!! All refineries in Qatar and big refineries and oil port in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia in Persian Golf would be dead . It s about 15 million barrels daily !!!! And don t forget that all Western economies can not import oil from Rusia . In two months all western economie with this Oil Preis would be broken !!!

[@kussmeinenikes5704]

Also they have forget the iranian proxys in lebanon, iraq, yemen and syria

[@jaywhoisit4863]

North America is oil independent. The Americans don’t need oil from anyone except Canada.

[@TurtleChad1]

I'm surprised the US has border in the middle east.

[@jackduane5555]

What?

[@megladon13]

For democratic purposes obviously

[@voidwalker9223]

the entire world is US border.

[@farzad.khodabandeh]

us was stock in Afghanistan for 20 years and lost to taliban at the end and got humiliated . now you think iran will lose that easy.

[@MSimky]

The U.S. didn't lose in Afghanistan. It accomplished its goals of killing of Al-Queda and then decided an ongoing U.S. military presence was no longer in its interests. Not much advantage to trying to turn Afghanistan into a modern secular country. It's a money pit. The U.S. doesn't need to occupy Iran or try to rebuild it. All it has to do is damage Iran's economy and infrastructure to the point that Iran can no longer arm and fund terrorist groups in Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel etc. and can't manufacture or launch missiles and can't maintain a nuclear weapons program. There won't be a repeat of Iraq or Afghanistan because the U.S. doesn't need to put boots on the ground. Iran can be left broken. It won't be a be able to create trouble for anyone else beyond its borders. Except maybe a refugee crisis, like in Syria. Since Syria, the Europeans have gotten pretty good at locking down their borders, so that refugee crisis will be Afghanistan and Pakistan and Iraq and Syria and Azerbaijan and Armenia and Turkey and Turkmenistan and Russia's problem. If Turkey or Pakistan or India or the Saudis want to move in and take territory from what's left of Iran, or if the various ethnic groups within Iran breakaway or join neighboring countries and leave a small Persian rump state that's too weak to make trouble, no skin off the U.S.'s back. U.S. relations with India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and the Kurdish are a lot better than U.S. relations with the current Iranian government. Is there some threat that the U.S. needs a strong Iranian regime to contain? The case for leaving Iraq in place was to contain Iran. What's the case, from the U.S. perspective, for leaving Iran in place? To contain Turkey or the Saudis? To keep the Russians out of central Asia?

[@drpk6514]

@@MSimky Get a life more-on

[@expertbrody9914]

Leaving is not losing its leaving. We could take over the country in 2 weeks if we wanted to.

[@drpk6514]

@@expertbrody9914 LOL You were in a couple of stations and that was all about it. You were defeated by an army of some 8000 soldiers in sandals in the caves.

[@Man-of-Steel674]

@@MSimky Copium overdoese

[@ggnghg]

The main goal of the United States is to focus on China, not consider Iran

[@arielsegieda4209]

well, im not the only one coming back to this video after Iran's attack

[@markstott6689]

Flattening Bandar Abbas naval base might be enough to deter Iran, but probably not. The problem is, once you start, it's going to be virtually impossible to descalate the conflict. Iran will likely do its utmost to close the Straits of Hormuz and cripple oil and gas exports from the Middle East. In turn, the world's economy would be massively disrupted. Stock markets would plummet. Is Iran worth the effort at this point in history. I suspect only as a last resort. To defeat Iran outright would need a ground invasion with +750,000 troops at a minimum. Iran is vast. Plus, no large field army wants to deal with a guerrilla war, which would inevitably follow. Iranians may not like their leaders very much, but they would hate foreign troops far more. Ensuring China doesn't try anything in Taiwan and Russia doesn't win in Ukraine is of higher priority right now.

[@امیررضاصادقی-ع9ف]

Finally someone with an actual brain

[@markstott6689]

@user-rx2mv7ig7y Why thank you, kind sir. 😊

[@NimaKhayam]

As an Iranian I would agree.

[@alexgavieres8293]

Top Gun: Maverick was about Iran.

[@fibodegjenn4411]

They would most likely enjoy what real-time intelligence the Russian and perhaps the Chinese could supply them. After US and NATO actions in Ukraine, I don't think such a scenario is to far fetched. That might hamper US carrier fleet's ability to deploy, as it might empower Iran to attack it.

[@TWE_2000]

That would be quite limited though. Neither country has any significant signals or recon infrastructure in the region to provide intel

[@btw6301]

​@@TWE_2000 China has been consistently launching more reconnaissance satellites than the US for years now. Binkov has covered this. Don't underestimate them.

[@fibodegjenn4411]

@@TWE_2000 you might be right, but would you bet a carrier on it. ;)

[@voidwalker9223]

@@fibodegjenn4411 yes I would as there is no proof china has ever killed any carrier. How can you prove it works? Ill bet all 11 multi billion dollar Super nuclear aircraft carriers china would never attack either. Peasant.

[@Vexas345]

The US regularly shoots down the missiles and drones Iran has given the Houthis. Them knowing where the carriers are doesn't matter.

[@newbeginning1510]

Make a video on USS Liberty

[@richdobbs6595]

This whole video is basically assuming that the USA uses a brain-damaged approach to combating Iran. Unfortunately, there is little evidence to say that wouldn't be the approach. The American approach to the Houthi issue is a counter argument suggesting that they would pick an even worse strategy.

[@yahyatavakoli1481]

How would you approach the houthi problem

[@richdobbs6595]

@@yahyatavakoli1481 Apparently, I'm not allowed to reply

[@richdobbs6595]

@@yahyatavakoli1481 I've written three responses that got removed.

[@yahyatavakoli1481]

@@richdobbs6595 why?

[@richdobbs6595]

@@yahyatavakoli1481 Heck if I know, but I'm not going to try again. Sorry.

[@krasavchik8714]

9:54 I would assume Iran has prepared and will continue to prepare more and more decoy targets for those expensive air to ground missiles. Economically it would be basically unwindable war in my opinion. It would further decline quality of life for every american. Thus increasing change of domestic civil disagreement.

[@trentsuveges7622]

Essentially, same plan as operation iraqi freedoms air war

[@krasavchik8714]

⁠@@trentsuveges7622 Except that Iran is many times stronger than Iraq in 2003. It has to be an operation on scale of D-Day in 1944. I don’t think US can realize this scale in 2024.

[@saeeddookat2330]

Iran is 4 times bigger with more than 100 million people living there Most importantly it's a mountainous country like Afghanistan and has huge influence among Shia Muslims and Persian communities in central Asia

[@aiwwakk7152]

​@@krasavchik8714 Long Live the Islamic Republic of Iran. 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷 Proud to be a Muslim and an Iranian. Our nation will stand strong and fight all aggressors.

[@trentsuveges7622]

@@saeeddookat2330 Regardless this is the type of war we like and we are good at: overwhelming Air power.

[@WWE2K22-WomensWrestling]

I think Iran's missile capabilties have been understated in this video. Iran's long range missiles serve as its primary deterrace strategy, but you barely mentioned them. The USA would struggle with an effective air campaign as all their airbases in the region would be destroyed. Many planes may be destroyed on the ground. That would leave the USA with its carrier groups, but aircraft carrier launched planes won't be able to "set Iran back over a decade" as Iran is simply too large for such a limited number of planes to be effective. Carrier groups can vulnerable to anti ship missiles. Russia would provide Iran with air defence systems and anti ship missiles. Ultimately I think the USA will avoid this war as it would only serve to weaken their position in the middle east. This is why Iran is able to get away with supplying Yemen with weapons to blockade the Red Sea. Ita also why Iran has also been able to launch missile attacks on US bases in other countries with no real retaliation from the US.

[@dylanrice69]

Yup, this dude really didn't do much research before posting this video

[@465maltbie]

I dont like shorts, I dont have time to browse. I like to listen to you while i am working and I just dont have time or waste my time randomly browsing.

[@sounakchakraboty9700]

Damn..

[@imranafg]

America is no where near as strong as they were in 2001-2003 yes most Americans believe they can beat any country but they are wrong. All most all Middle East countries are drifting away from 🇺🇸 40 years of building this regime is based on defence and strength of its arm force. While 🇺🇸 with less allies failing political choices they made they have to sacrifice Ukraine for Iran Russian then will pump Iran with lots arms and aid so as china

[@jakemocci3953]

Look at our military recruitment. The old fighting stock isn’t signing up, the American military of 1993 and even 2001 doesn’t exist anymore.

[@Chuck_Hooks]

US and Qatar just signed a 10 year base extension agreement. Saudi Arabia wants more US security guarantees. No need to push Russian propaganda.

[@PeterMuskrat6968]

@@Chuck_Hooks Well it's the only way they can feel like they are winning... by deluding themselves to the point where they cannot even distinguish between reality and their own lies.

[@saeeddookat2330]

​@@Chuck_Hookswow what powerful allies Qatar is a city more a hotel And Saudi Arabia has lost a war in Yemen against houthies A powerful country that seeks protection from bigger loser 😂😂

[@Chuck_Hooks]

@@saeeddookat2330 Let's ask Qasem Soleimani what he thinks. Hahahaha

[@rokimarchano5657]

So many things are wrong with this report, let point out few most important ones that this report conveniently failed to mention and we all know why. When in 2012 Foreign Policy reported that Israel my use Sitalchay Military Airbase in Azerbaijan to attack nuclear program sites in Iran back then Iranians made it very clear to Azerbaijan and every Iranian neighbor using country’s territory or its airspace is a direct and open declaration of war against Iran and Iran will strike back immediately at the decision making centers and if necessary use ground troops. Iranian neighbors especially Gulf States will never allow US or any other power to use their territory or airspace to strike Iran if there is no direct and serious threat to them and Iran is not threatening to invade anyone but if attacked and Iran decided to use ground troops it will be hell for everybody. If there is a military action vs Iran all US military bases in the Middle East will be of no use to the US, it will be US alone, even Israel may not join the fight, The Houthis are best example there will be no coalition of 30 like vs Iraq 1991-2003, as soon as Houthis said they would strike back coalition of 12 falls apart overnight in Dec 2023 Iran’s capability of a precision strikes at 1000+KM is real and their stockpiles of cruise missiles and long range drones are not in thousands as Binkov claims but in tens of thousands and that’s what makes Iran almost impossible to attack and not even mentioning Iran's supported groups in Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq and Syria.

[@looinrims]

Source: dude trust me bro

[@rokimarchano5657]

@@looinrims I’m not your fckng history teacher, if you wanna know things, just google it, its all out there

[@blackhawk5903]

Hi i am from Iran, and next year i have do the mandatory military service, i hope i get lucky and nothing will happen during my service time

[@JesusOrDestruction]

Get out of there man 🙏

[@blackhawk5903]

@@JesusOrDestruction i tried, we are stuck here, either you have to have lots money or try to seek asylum, and good luck with that, many people have died trying to cross over borders and seek asylum ... We are stuck here

[@olegbobrovskiy3244]

@@blackhawk5903I hope it gets better for you guys, the dictatorship will not last forever.

[@blackhawk5903]

@@olegbobrovskiy3244 Thank you, i really appreciate your comment, i some times lose hope

[@wheels-n-tires1846]

My father spent 1977 in Iran helping modernize the shipyards and train their Navy. He made many friends and came home with a love and appreciation for the Iranian people. Many of those friends were killed during and after the revolution. Hopefully youre free of the government you have someday and can join the world as a responsible and free nation. Good luck!!!

[@paststeve1]

This comment is to boost our old buddy, Al Go-Rhythm.

[@ggnghg]

Only China can mass-produce a comparable number of warships and fighter jets as the United States, and compete with the United States in the field of aerospace. The focus we have to focus on is not Iran or Russia, because neither Iran nor Russia has the comprehensive strength of China.

[@christineshotton824]

The shorts are not for Binkov. Binkov does not make videos for idiots with a 30 second attention span. Unless you use the shorts just to promote ypur real videos, I would say stay away from them.

[@perra5910]

No he makes it for idiots with 10 mins attention span 😂

[@zix_zix_zix]

I am willing to bet that no country located near Iran would be willing to allow its territory to be used for the launching of attacks against Iran! They all know perfectly well that, if that happens, Iran would be launching missiles against them too!

[@gang3576]

@Begeye-bh5uxtell me name of leader and country who's willing to destroy there country for some Americans they don't even like for real😂

[@saeeddookat2330]

After Ukraine Israel and Afghanistan Who with right mind would do something like that ? Name a country ??

[@johnadams7402]

Always your work is in-depth, well produced. Always look forward to seeing your next video.

[@johnadams7402]

@@srijanme A true internet troll. Everyone has one...this one, I guess is mine. And such a handsome ghoul. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Jay_in_Japan]

the US has historically understated its capabilities, whereas its enemies have historically overstated their own. It's not a question of whether the US can militarily achieve its objectives- it doesn't have a military budget larger than the next 10 countries combined for no reason- but rather, if the US can achieve the political victory at home. Will the US be able to maintain public support for the war? That's usually been the reason for its lost wars. Lack of political will to do what needs to be done in order to win.

[@哈哈哈-d8b]

你是不是活在梦里？我只看到美国每次进行兵棋推演报告都限制中国军队的能力，然后吹嘘美国天下第一

[@MichaelKing-tp6le]

​@@哈哈哈-d8byou are mad

[@MichaelKing-tp6le]

​@@哈哈哈-d8bchina is weak just like Russia. You guys can't even make your own jets

[@哈哈哈-d8b]

​@@MichaelKing-tp6le哈哈哈哈哈哈，连飞机都制造不出来，所以这就是为什么美国仅2023年就在西太平洋发生11起军机坠毁事故？😂

[@哈哈哈-d8b]

​@@MichaelKing-tp6le对了，我看到美国兰德公司的军事推演，那些军事推演经常假设中国会同时面临周围国家的入侵，并且将中国东部战区的导弹数量限制在500枚，然后宣传美国两艘航母就能够战胜中国，所以实际上是美国为了保持自信经常对世界宣传美国很强大可以战胜中国

[@johnallen7230]

What US Strategic Interest or National Security Issue requires US Military Personnel in Jordan, Syria, and Iraq? Besides being human targets, what's the MISSION????

[@PeterMuskrat6968]

What's the MISSION? Regional Security, not for us but our allies. Jordan asked the US for our forces there. Staying in Iraq keeps Iran out, which is good for literally everybody except Iran. Syria, that is a little bit more of a tough one.

[@tonysu8860]

Can only be spoken by a MAGA... Isolationists that believe no American interests exists outside the borders of the US. No understanding of the interests of international commerce and how that directly affects the health and welfare of themselves. Can't see the economic benefits by being part of a global community that peacefully trades goods and services, much that is returned to the US. Thinks that the only things that are important is as far as the eye can see and no further.

[@Jartran72]

They protect their allies and therefor the region is more stable. Stable regions mean good economies and good economies make for excellent trading partners. If america were to stop all trade tommorrow they would lose most of their wealth and economy. They have an expeditionary millitary so they can project power everywhere and protect global trade. Because they profit from global free trade the most. Oh and their allies literally asked them for protection. It is a win- win for everyone except for aggressors near by. Even though your question was most likely nothing but bad faits, I gave you a good faith answer.

[@DanielDa94]

You have missed the most important factors here. A sinking Iran would drown the whole world alongside. Iran's retaliation will not be limited to just attacking US bases and assets. The entire economy and oil industries of the region will collapse during such a war. In just one single attack, Saudi Arabia lost 50% of its oil production capacity overnight. This will happen again on a scale beyond imagination. The Strait of Hormuz will be shut down for months to come, resulting in catastrophic damage to the global economy. Iran's proxies will be engaged in full force, and things will quickly spiral out of control for the US, now forced to engage on multiple fronts. Additionally, Russia and China would try to capitalize on the situation. Furthermore, as you have noted, this kind of campaign would require a long time to prepare logistics in order to set things in motion. This will not go unnoticed by Iran's intelligence agencies. Iran would go nuclear before the US is even ready to fire its first shots. That is why we have never seen and will never see such a military action against Iran actually materialize beyond words and fantasies.

[@uranusismightybig5111]

Wow, that escalated quickly... Are you okay?

[@jonatand2045]

I wonder why a propaganda campaign showing the blatant logical and scientific errors of islam hasn't been tried.

[@saeeddookat2330]

That's the most reasonable comments

[@uranusismightybig5111]

@@saeeddookat2330 why thank you very much. I try to show care for my fellow human beings 🖖

[@richardlamos1436]

Binkov as you know, 3 US carrier groups are in striking range of middle east now

[@PersonalityMalfunction]

I don't believe the US would be interested in any form of regime change in Iran, but as history shows in Nimble Archer 1987 and Praying Mantis 1988, there are very effective alternatives available without the expenditure of thousands of bombs and missiles. Adding modern US capabilities to an Archer and Mantis framework would be an attractive solution. An operation in the vein of Archer and Mantis, with the addition of targeting all 10 Iran operated imaging and communications satellites, and an all out cyber attack on Iranian finance management assets, would likely leave Iran too occupied with recovery for a significant time. I would be very surprised if this isn't the way the next US administration will choose to move forward.

[@wiggledytoes]

Did you mean Israel

[@jonathanpfeffer3716]

There aren’t any anti-satellite options currently available that are both permanent and won’t create massive debris fields that will both cause a major international incident and endanger US and allied nations’ space assets.

[@PersonalityMalfunction]

@@jonathanpfeffer3716 The SM 3 is capable of anti satellite missions, apart from what is available but secret. The risk of any debris interfering with other near earth objects is miniscule, and in the unlikely event it does happen, the US is more than capable of providing replacement and compensation. Small price to pay to avoid another all out war in the middle east.

[@jonathanpfeffer3716]

@@PersonalityMalfunction It’s not a low chance at all. Existing ASAT tests have already had issues with that, and those were all exclusively LEO sats that were actively in the process of deorbiting. It is absolutely impossible to predict trajectories of debris fields and a hit to kill warhead creates, to use a scientific term, a f ton of debris. Even very small quantities of sats being affected would create massive costs, in the billions at the minimum. That’s not a small price to pay by any means. It also carries massive non-financial costs. The US has been an outspoken voice condemning ASAT testing for the above reasons and contradicting ourselves by executing such a relatively massive ASAT attack would deal a big blow to our credibility. And if it hit any of our allies sats which would be statistically very likely given most sats in orbit are either American or allied, then dear god that is a nightmare of a diplomatic incident. Again, there’s no way to mitigate this, which is why the USAF has been investing so much into non-kinetic ASAT options. The SM-3 also only has speculated capability to intercept LEO sats, leaving multiple Iranian sats outside of reach. The same applies to the air launched derivative. There’s much better options. Iranian sats aren’t even particularly impactful to their military capabilities. They’re dated to say the least.

[@HellishPestilence]

Assuming that the Arabs would join in by providing bases is a bit risky. Iran wouldn't be targeting their bases, they would target the oil infrastructure and attempt to stop shipping through the Persian gulf. Oil prices would jump and Russia would be benefiting. It's more realistic to assume an attack using only carriers, which is much less powerful and would take longer. It would be crazy for the Saudi monarchy to give Iran an excuse to rain a thousand missiles on their oil fields

[@Don8Maverick]

exactly, this video is probably accurate if we were in 2006 not in 2024, A LOT have changed since then, thinking that saudi arabia is still hostile to iran and will let US use its bases is just like thinking US can strike deep into chine from india's territory, its so out of touch and borderline delusional. countries like saudi arabia and UAE are not usa puppets anymore they only follow their interests which is money, that's why they are not hostile to russia even after a lot of western pressure.

[@babakdianati6515]

And still even then no one can guarantee that for example the yamanis won't attack the oil infrastructure. This video is quite limited to only military aspects. The reality is that such an attack is a suicide for any politician and only benefits Russia and China in the long term.

[@TheMillw0rm]

the problem with videos like this is that they always have a symmetric mindset . Iran doesn't play classic warfare that's why its creating those proxies so it has access to coasts of Yemen to also conduct attacks from there . also let's not forget Iranian attack in 2019 on Saudi oil industry cut their oil production in half in just one single swarm attack . so a war with Iran also makes Energy infrastructures and Major trade ports a target for Iran , also there is the nuclear capabilities involved which added to the overall complexity

[@alifallah867]

Iran has a very advanced anti air systems and they have downed RQ-170 Stealth drone and global hawk before

[@markrobertson481]

Our shits 10 times better, easily. The middle east will forever be under the foot of the USA

[@JDJay1]

Do that if you want to see the oil barrel price going to do $200 even $300

[@johnnokov2852]

We only get around 10% of our oil from the region, no problem really.

[@tacotown4598]

more profit for US oil companies.

[@akamebanane811]

The middle east is not the only producer of oil. Not to mention that they rely on US/EU imports . After a severve famine we can just come in and clean up.

[@lkknnjhbbhh]

Dear military enthusiasts from all over the world, let us stop any bragging now. It is extremely difficult for a country no matter how powerful it is to defeat another great country militarily.

[@abraham2172]

Iran is not a great country by any means. The only thing theyre good at is supporting terrorist groups. But I agree overall, the US should save their military ressources for more dangerous adversaries.

[@AR-rf8vo]

This gulf has name from more than 5000 years ago its Persian Gulf

[@MrSinaAzad]

well technically that would not be possible as in 5000 years ago Iranians were still making their way to Iran, but you can give it 2-3 thousand years

[@hadi96100]

And Iran would just sit back & do nothing, not attack the neighbours & destroy their infrastructure, not close the Persian Gulf & collapse the world economy, not get their proxies to attack American & Israeli targets. And what would happen if China decides to repatriate Taiwan, and North Korea repatriates South Korea at the same time? It's very easy to start a war, but how it develops, where it goes & how it ends is another matter.

[@prideb4caffeine999]

Not completely on topic, but I’m fairly certain North Korea attacking South Korea would go a lot like Hamas attacking Israel last year. Whatever pain North Korea manages to inflict on its neighbors in the first hours would almost immediately be met with an overwhelming military retaliation that has a lot of potential to be a PR disaster for the heavily well equipped South Koreans who definitely aren’t starving. Would basically be a scaled up version of the Gaza conflict

[@missk1697]

@@prideb4caffeine999 Hamas doesn't have nukes, tanks, over million people at arms, drones and navy.

[@prideb4caffeine999]

@@missk1697Long story short: In the event of an outbreak of Korean hostilities in the modern world, North Korea would have Hamas level offensive capabilities after week one.

[@jakemocci3953]

We aren’t fighting another jewish war. Look at our military recruitment, popular support isn’t there.

[@worldofmix6766]

You can't even open Bab al Mandeb strait, let's not talk about Strait of Hormuz

[@earth9531]

Exactly.

[@abraham2172]

Of course the US is not some magical country who can just wave around its wand and make terrorist groups disappear within few days, thats right.

[@AT-ji1rg]

Right👌

[@TheHk1966]

How timely this video is.

[@RaulDemelo-f4v]

Thanks!

[@mikesmith-wk7vy]

our airforce generals already admit the air force is likely incapable of a desert storm level operation in its current state

[@stephenwells6434]

Generals always play up their military's inadequacies. That's how they secure more government funding.

[@akamebanane811]

They just want more funding.

[@morganrichrd1520]

Iran is a very strong country, you forgot to mention that Iran can hit back also.

[@suckyourdeadnan4805]

There only strong in the Middle East the US holds 40% off the worlds military spending

[@amiekaba6360]

Iran won’t have time to hit back

[@amiekaba6360]

Remember was the 4 most powerful country but we took them down within 24 hrs

[@richardcollins9060]

China is loving this.

[@btw6301]

>Does nothing >Wins How does he do it bros???? 🐼🐼🐼

[@哈哈哈-d8b]

​@@btw6301中国的存在已经是最强大的牵制力，不是什么都不做

[@哈哈哈-d8b]

​@@btw6301或者你可以说躲过两次世界大战的美国什么都不做胜利

[@btw6301]

Nihao ZhongGuo bro

[@哈哈哈-d8b]

​@@btw6301想象一下没有中国这个世界制造基地存在，那么哪个国家能够承受西方联合所有工业国的制裁封锁？中国的存在就是最强大的威慑力

[@robertmaybeth3434]

"Don't attack Iran. It's not worth it." ~ Iraqi General Georges Sada, to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, 1979

[@davidtrak2679]

"Don't invade the Silk Road, the salt trade isn't worth losing your war-mules over" Ashurbanipal II, king of Assyria, 650BCE

[@scyrp]

I understand younger audiences like quick formats like shorts, snaps, tik toks, etc but I personally dislike them and actively avoid them. The viewing experience on PC is not great. I support the channel but youtube shorts will continue staying blocked.

[@glubokayaoperatsiya]

i think you are severely underestimating iranian IRBM capabilities when they can achieve 10m CEP at 1200 km

[@weinerdog137]

IMO, the only reason Iran has not been smacked already, is the same reason everyone seeks nuclear weapons. Think.

[@captainfingers1100]

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[@Pyt3x]

"This episode was sponsored by Nikki Haley."

[@nickmcgookin247]

This statement was was sponsored by Donald Trump.

[@jakemocci3953]

Nimrata Randhawa should go back to India and drag them into Israeli wars instead.

[@theiranianputin2770]

Hahaha best comment

[@microcosm1957]

UPDATE: in the last few months, analysts have stated that Russia sent S 500 SAMS which are designed to hit F-22 and F-35 stealth fighters as well as hypersonic missiles. Definitely a game changer in this fight

[@scottcampbell4678]

Wrong, the S 500 cannot even deal with a 40 year old Patriot system. We have stuff that makes the Patriot system look like a catapult. As for their "hypersonic missiles", they have been proven to be fake.

[@abbasibiafo6654]

To strike here and there is very easy, but to launch a full scale "Iraq' style offensive against Iran is different ball game. NATO will be in forever if US were to attack on Iran. Besides, air campaign is no way going to end well for US troops & bases in the region. But when it comes to conquering Iran, you will require whole international community on your side including Russia and China... Otherwise, Iran is not Afghanistan or Iraq to invade & stay!

[@bharatyaswaraj5641]

Air strikes will cause heavy damage to iranian oil rigs and nuclear facilities and in return iran cannot damage any american infrastructure so iran has more to loose in a war

[@triglynx]

Axis of resistance has the right to stop genocide in Gaza that is backed by Murica. Murica lost moral standing since Vietnam war & never won a war since the end of WWII.

[@baguettedestroyer4145]

​@13ased_AmericanIsrael is a genocidal state made on ethnic cleansing thats been going on since 1948

[@dgthe3]

Care to explain how the war to liberate Kuwait in 1991, and successfully accomplished that mission, was a war which was lost?

[@triglynx]

@@dgthe3 ok i can give u that. But then u hv to know, whatever war that happened in mid-east, always murica & israhell behind it. The true axis of evil.

[@triglynx]

Ok u can take that one. The rest how? Any other win that u wanna claim? Wanna claim coup at other countries?

[@YokaiX]

@@baguettedestroyer4145since 1930s, if we really go back to even before the Nakba

[@ASB-A2B]

Bro forgot to tell you, Iran actually caught and landed one of those ultra-stealthy RQ-180 drones, which is the pinnacle of US stealth technology, even stealthier than the B-2 due to its smaller size. I repeat, Iran didn't just shoot down that drone, unlike the case with the Global Hawk in 2019 and a dozen others, but they nicely landed it. So, you better not underestimate your enemy, because we Iranians sure don't.

[@rubengonzalez2150]

Stealthier than the B-2?? What planet do you live on? Lmao

[@michaela8676]

@@rubengonzalez2150the planet of misinformation and delusion

[@ASB-A2B]

@@michaela8676 What misinformation, dude? The forced landing of that RQ-180-they even published the recorded clips onboard from that drone, which captured some of the US bases in Afghanistan during takeoff and landing. It happened a decade ago, but you guys are still in denial mode? Lol!

[@rezasatan]

​@@rubengonzalez2150b2 will be easily hunted

[@martink7609]

@@ASB-A2B It was an RQ-170 and the incident was in 2011 during the Obama administration.

[@eddieokpara3549]

Never underestimate your adversary. Rissians where said to fight with shovels and washing machine chips. Deterance is a najor asset, not going into wars

[@geneg2611]

“2nd military in the world” was said to topple the Ukrainian government in a few weeks. It’s only after major embarrassment did the memes about shovels and washing machines emerged

[@BobbyCeedee]

Only the Americans can carry out air campaign in Iran, Doe's Iran afraid to do the same to them?

[@earth9531]

It would be pointless. Counter productive, actually.

[@abraham2172]

Didnt sound like that in the video.

[@alexsmart5452]

Strikes with cruise missiles and other stand off missiles systems targeting Iranian nuclear plants(suspected of enriching programs), oil production, as well as Iran's navy and air force would just take a few days and make the point. The US doesnt have to go anywhere near Iran to spank them, but Iran has little to hit back at(some bases in the middle east would get hit, but few casualties). To bad America and the west are so concerned about innocent civilian casualties(not sure there is such a thing in Islam). Plus America always wants to make rules which always benefit our enemies and do nothing to avoid accusations of war crimes(if you are going to get blamed anyways. why not? War is meant to be vile).

[@OshinAttari]

America Killed 2m Civilians in Iraq and 1m Civilians in Syria with supplying ISIS

[@TJ-wt9op]

A very important aspect of these conflicts; Western and Eastern cultures do NOT value life in the same way.

[@borhan_kurd]

The media makes fools, a million tons of bombs have been tested, the casualties are foreign women and children, fake democracy for you, we don't want it.👎🏻👎🏻

[@warren53ify]

I think you greaty overestimate US capabilities in 2024. Everyone has taken lessons from the Russo-Ukrainian war. Before the war I'd probably bleieved you but now not anymire. Iran would be a US graveyard if Iran uses guerilla tactiques and drone saturation. It would be a bloody affair for both, you cannot win a war without boot on the ground firstly and secondly US equipment has become monstruously expensive compared to cheap Iranian Shahid and Zolfaghar ballistic missiles...

[@Peter-jo6yu]

You think US has only expensive, unsustainable stuff? You think Military logistics planners and consultants might not have thought "hey, we need cheaper stuff also to avoid logistical hurdles"

[@jaywhoisit4863]

Iran has very limited ability to counter attack. The Americans don’t have substantial ground forces in the gulf. So it would be a defensive war in the Persian side. American long range assets are plenty and they could just keep disrupting energy, leadership, and military facilities from afar.

[@maddskillz5177]

​@@jaywhoisit4863иран больше не страна третьего мира, африка поднимается, россия помогает этим странам - посмотрим как сша сможет воевать на нескольких фронтах.😅

[@marse5729]

Guerilla war doesn't mean anything without a US ground invasion, which would be unnecessary if the goal is to just limit Iran's ability to project power in the Middle East.

[@bhangrafan4480]

Although I do not think that the US will want to get involved in a war directly with Iran at this point in time, I would like to make some points: 1) The idea of Qatar being 'politically shaky' and friendly with Iran is not really true. Qatar has a most devious policy and has been a leading power in attacking Iran's influence around the region. Iran and Qatar share an oilfield so they have to get on, but this is just superficial. The Wahabist Qataris hate all Shias as intolerable heretics, and want them exterminated, which is why Qatar has been the leading funder or radical armed Sunni groups. In Syria it was actually Qatar that funded most of the radical Sunni armed groups trying to overthrow Assad (as in Idlib). Qatar and CENTCOM have long co-ordinated their activities in places like Syria and Libya. In Libya Qatar again played the leading role in supplying and training anti-Qaddafi armed groups. Note that immediately before this, Qatar posed as friendly to Qaddafi. They get close to those they wish to stab in the back. That a lot of these facts have been deliberately kept out of public view is a testament to how close the west and Qatar are. No one is allowed to criticise Qatar, and it has purchased influence only rivalling that of Israel, in the west. The fact that Qatar owns Hamas and was almost certainly the main funder and supplier of the Hamas attack on Israel, has also been deliberately kept out of public view, with Doha, Washington and London all working hard to pretend Iran was behind it. 2) If you are considering bases which could be used against Iran by the US you should include Turkey in particular, and some parts of Europe which lie not so far from Iran. (Turkey and Qatar worked together against Iran inside Syria, and have a deep alliance) We should also remember that long range cruise missiles (such a Tomahawks), and other forms of missiles would play a large role in any attack on Iran. Many of these can be launched from naval units at sea, which can be moved around a lot, and from some standoff distance.

[@FarshidPourhajie]

منتظرتان هستیم ، اما نه در مرزهایمان ، در خاک شما . بعدا خواهید فهمید

[@chasemccall391]

@@FarshidPourhajie😂 wtf 😂😂😂

[@chasemccall391]

They don’t understand they think because they have a you tube channel or that they have followers they know exactly how the United States would fight Iran It would be a lot worse for Iran than what this channel says ppl always try to play down how strong America like China and Russia saying American power is falling they are crazy and just trying to spread misinformation which I think is absolutely funny 😂 they are so pissed that they can’t be like America

[@gfys756]

​@@chasemccall391The sleeper cells are already in place in the USA/Europe from your open borders. They could even be your neighbors, and you wouldn't know it 💪🏿☪️👍🏿😎

[@saeeddookat2330]

As Turkish We are not going to through ourselves under the bus because of USA or any other country ! Sihtir git Işekler 😊

[@lawrencengu9505]

Would Saudi allow the USA to use bases in Saudi's land to launch attacks on Iran? Considering Saudi and Iran had just buried the hatchet, and reconnected diplomacy with each other. The fact that USA sovereignty has not been attacked could be considered that Saudi has no obligation to allow their bases to be used for launching a military attack on Iran, as a USA ally.

[@0159ralph]

Agreed but here's some history. After the Gulf War in 90-91, we had a large civilian amount of government contractors and military personell stationed in Saudi. In 96 the contractors and military personnel we're attacked at the Colbert Towers and many people we're killed. It was later learned Bin Laden and his Al Qaeda fools attacked the complex, that led up to the USS Cole bombings and 911. As we know Bin Laden was a Saudi prince, and thought the evil American infidels were invaders, and were on sacred ground. After that attack the Clinton administration didnt do a danm thing and Saudi's kingdom looked the other way. I wouldn't trust Saudi for anything. The U.S needs to keep a large naval presence in the Gulf ( sandbox). A battle group and fast attack subs armed to teeth with cruse missiles. Sorry Air Force the navy has the lead on this one. You guys can deploy B52s, B1, B2 and test out the new B3s for follow up strikes. These oil rich nations will be sent a bill for services provided, they can afford it just look at Dubai. However it comes down to the U.S securing its own oil, along with other countries in the Americas. Also strong leadership in the White House. Joey and the wombats took too long with the recent strikes in Syria and needs to move out in 2024. New management needs to run the place, here's a hint, Donald...

[@hankhillsnrrwurethra]

You must be kidding. MBS knows without the US to fight Iran for SA, SA is fucked. SA is scrambling for new friends right now. US isn't going to spill one drop of blood for SA. We don't need them. We produce more crude than they do.

[@chetmcdonald]

I like your ending statement, only real peace can bring us together. I would also like to quote Yoda and say wars do not make one great

[@ricdale7813]

The US Military is built with long extended warfare and multiple fronts as well as advanced reliability and survivabilty in mind. Its a Very large country capable of out producing nearly every competitor if in a Dire Wartime setting. Where the US truly exceeds is in its continued advancement and upgrades seen being performed on regular basis. A Half Wit and Half armed force no mater how crafty they are will never truly thrive if the US Military is at odds with them.

[@jakemocci3953]

That America is gone boomer

[@哈哈哈-d8b]

？？？？

[@哈哈哈-d8b]

难道你不明白现在谁才是真正的世界最强大国家吗？

[@jakemocci3953]

@@哈哈哈-d8b New rainbow America has too many societal problems to fight a big war or make a concerted industrial effort to support one. This isn’t the 1940s anymore.

[@willardfaraday8022]

We’re making a bunch of f-35s. This millennial agrees with the boomer.

[@thetimebinder]

People need to look up Operation Praying Mantis if they want to know what a war with Iran would look like.

[@abdirhmanali6320]

That was than. I promise you Iran is much more capable now

[@hellenthefraudkeller3831]

​@@abdirhmanali6320 lmao. Thanks for the laugh bud. Great joke

[@terrypennington2519]

@@hellenthefraudkeller3831 He kinda right tho, Iran's got more missiles than they did before. But in terms of navy? Nah lmao Iran would get clapped in the water, would be praying mantis part 2 airstrike boogaloo

[@pdst3]

@@abdirhmanali6320by more capable now…do you mean that they would last 4 minutes instead of 3? Cool

[@abdirhmanali6320]

@@terrypennington2519 Iran knows it can’t go head to head with US navy that’s why they invested in swarm of small missile boats and bunch of anti- ship weapons. I can give you a prime example just look at Ukraine and how it’s man handling the Russian navy in the Black Sea.

[@Aaronwilliam]

No shorts please, videos are much better

[@h.y1855]

A very unbiased and interesting channel.Big fan since longago I am from iran.keep up the good work.

[@AT-ji1rg]

8:03 16:58 Gulf is a fake name, say real name, Persian Gulf

[@PerSkeles]

What if Luxembourg attacks Monaco?

[@jacktbugx1658]

Is this USA war or ISRAEL WAR

[@Metnycman]

Same thing

[@FuelAirSparkTime]

That's been the case in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and Libya as well

[@ZulAlhassan]

Your analysis is not only faulty but also biased. Russia and China could help Iran. You deliberately refused to capture that.

[@davidtrak2679]

"here's some help, failed regime, from our own failed regime, so that the strongest regime will have a ready excuse to wipe us out"

[@binhbinh-j2h]

Russia and China would give Houthis high weapons to preserve their powers in the world too. So negotiations are the best outcome.

[@ericvonmanstein2112]

First off ,iran will target Saudi oilfields and all oilfields in the region ,the Arabs solely rely on their oil for their luxury ,the loss of it would mean extreme poverty ,secondly the Arabs know it,they will strongly be against US attacks ,thirdly ,iran is not a joke,they are much bigger complex and with tougher terrain than afghanistan with a well armed military ,iranian ballistic missile capabilities are not a joke

[@earlharvey7659]

Without the Saudis? Seriously? Without the US, Iran would overrun your Kingdom. Negotiating with the US would not involve the US paying the Saudis; rather, it would be the Saudis paying the US for protection. How about lower oil costs, Saudi Arabia? Otherwise, piss off...

[@jimkeats891]

Great video! I hope and pray that this never happens.

[@angellim9465]

Let Madam Lindsey Graham use his big mouth to lead the campaign! 😢😢😢

[@GabrielLopez-mo2xo]

Wow to think we’d get to test our 6th generation bomber so quickly truly Iran is being super considerate and offering their country up as the payload target and even offering to try to track the bomber. Such a nice country I hope they enjoy their new parking lots

[@ezey2746]

Shush Mexican

[@fakecubed]

Yeah, B-21 is already flying, and there's also that stealth drone swarm out of Tonopah. Plus who knows what else we don't know about. If the US were to go to war with Iran, Iran is a big enough of a threat that it would justify bringing out the black projects. This video also ignores cyberwarfare, special forces and CIA spooks starting a civil war, and every other dirty trick in the book. The US would not fight fair against a country like Iran.

[@SnazBrigade]

Iran is like 2 afghanistans with 1 iraq sandwiched in the middle. any sort of serious invasion would be incredibly wasteful at best

[@peterbrand8547]

highly informative and well thought out. kudos!

[@craiglarge5925]

The majority of people in Iran will certainly support their their government in the event of a sustain air campaign initiated by USA.

[@2009Infidel]

I doubt it. The young people are sick and tired of the ayatollahs. They want regime change and have shown that they are willing to die to get it.

[@Jason-io9zg]

@@2009Infidel Do not underestimate how nationalism built up againist US in Iran. How could they decide a regime change under US support when millions of people marched on street in memory of general Qasem Soleimani assassinated by Trump and especially got terrorist bombed with handred injured this year?

[@sfp2290]

As a non-TikTok user with an attention span longer than a couple of minutes. I think the KZbin shorts videos, in general, fall short.

[@Foltyn444]

U maybe 100% right but u have forgotten the main thing and that’s men on the ground.see US don’t have any man inside of Iran but Iran after war with Iraq they realized US will attack one day.iran claims they have 50000 well trained soldiers inside of all US city’s that if one day decides to bomb Iran then those will act inside US.but main question is what does Iran have that US probably know about it and didn’t attack Iran yet and Auto question Iran is the only country that captured all US drones in one piece and they have we designed it and used it against US!the main question is no one knows about Iran military equipment that Russia was amazed with Iran drones

[@dgthe3]

Ah, but you're forgetting that the US has 100,000 secret operatives in Tehran alone -just waiting for the activation signal. My source on this is just as credible as yours.

[@tommarney1561]

Audio's back. Yay! And thanks, Jonathan, for everything!

[@TheChromePoet]

What confuses me is how a nation $34 trillion in debt is capable of increasing it's debt infinitely to no end and maintain a stable economy. There was talk of how the Houthi could bankrupt the US by forcing them to shoot down their cheap drones, but the US has no spending limit and can apparently reach $100 trillion without any effect.

[@deriznohappehquite]

Dont loan money to someone who controls the value of said money.

[@engineerenginering8633]

the US, just like every other country is paying of their dept constantly. Which makes them reliable and a more appealing country to make loans to.

[@Sweet_Pup_g]

It's called Debt to GDP ratio, the debt matters as much as the ability to pay it off.

[@engineerenginering8633]

@@deriznohappehquitewouldnt you want to loan to someone like that? and btw, the us dosent control the value of the dollar.

[@akramkarim3780]

too big to fail

[@Gunitz89]

But dont forget that iran would surely close the hormuz strait, causing an oil crash that would hurt the us economy a lot

[@markrobertson481]

What do you think our Navy will do as soon as they start to blockade? It will be dismantled before it gets started

[@Gunitz89]

@@markrobertson481 it doesnt need to close the strait, just make it very expensive and hard to run tankers

[@ApacolypseNow]

Hey Binkov, at 17:55 you noted that the Fakour 90 is derived from the AIM-54, but it actually comes from the HAWK missile system. Thanks for your content, I love your videos.

[@gilbertozuniga8063]

The Iranian Air Force is obsolete, it’s navy can’t go more than 500 miles

[@diakoshiralizadeh5531]

Did u know irans navy had a parade in Russia I think 2 years ago

[@amirTehrani1994]

But the accurate destructive missiles can go boom boom, thousands of miles away!

[@AlexAlex-j3f]

Very close to truth according both sides technology but nothing is predictable in war.

[@TheVideoTracker]

What's the china contingency? at 9:33

[@DeanOverDunya]

I don’t see the US ever attacking Iran directly.

[@bilalbaig8586]

Everyone thought that about Russia - Ukraine.

[@thetimebinder]

The US LITERALLY did attack Iran in 1988 because Iran attacked a few oil tankers. Sound familiar?

[@NM-ho5qt]

​@@thetimebinderIran of the 1980s is not Iran now.

[@ITSSIRWAN86]

that was because of iran iraq war@@thetimebinder

[@aiwwakk7152]

​@@NM-ho5qt 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷

[@jeffhorton2843]

You forgot to mention US subs off the coast. Iran's defenses would be destroyed within 3 days. Then it would be like shooting fish in a bucket

[@Jay-om8gr]

Americans’ arrogance will be their downfall

[@missk1697]

🤡

[@allesiofondressi2602]

"They don't have Maverick" .........🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jmguevarajordan]

The US Will not attack Irán, at least for the moment. Similar comment is valid for Israel. The Main targets for Israel are the enemy centers close to Israel namely: Gaza, Lebanon and Syria. An attack to Irán would be of little effect because Irán and Israel are to far from each other. The Iranian attack of this weekend was not effective, it didn't produce damage on Israel.

[@batrezz]

more jokes from binkov

[@thomas_jay]

No big fan of YT shorts. The longer videos are more in depth and of higher quality.

[@mohsenezati5820]

America does not have the courage to do this 😁😁😁 Iran is a strategic country apart from its missile and military power. By closing the Strait of Hormuz, Iran will increase the price of energy in the world and the world economy will suffer.

[@babyrob7777]

they said the same thing about iraq and look at what we did with them. The 4th strongest country in the world at the time.

[@minijesus3665]

​@@babyrob7777 That same country was fought off by a fledgling revolution. Don't take too much pride in defeating a country that didn't fight back.

[@babyrob7777]

@@minijesus3665 Wrong, they had the most advance non-american military equipment in the world provided by russia at the time. They had one million men in 1988. They had a sophisticated communications center and surface to air missile defense systems paired with radar detection outpost across the entire nation. They had more modern tanks then the Americans and yet still not a single tank was destroyed by the enemy. Hundreds of thousands of iraqis didnt surrender because of an impending rebellion that FYI never happened because suddam ruled iraq for the entire end of the century. No. They surrended because United states before the ground invasion dropped 190k pounds of bombs on all military structurces in the country and the soldiers were starved, bombed, communications cut, and still being bombed. America would bomb enemy military bases for an entire hour straight and THEN radio into and ask if they want to surrender. This was highly effective.

[@babyrob7777]

@@minijesus3665 i highly reccomend you watching a youtube channel called operations room and look at the video on desert storm. It clears up all the iranian, chinese, and russian proaganda that makes america seem weak when really we alone without nukes can easily conquer earth.

[@minijesus3665]

@@babyrob7777 the air defense system of the iraqi army was outdated and thus not able to challenge the US's air superiority, that's different with iran as we've seen multiple times in the past. Events such as the global hawk being shot down clearly showcase iran's capabilities. While no one doubts the US Airforce for the second largest aerial power in the world being the US Navy, for the US to be able to pummel iran's military infrastructure like it did with iraq, it would need a MUCH larger force and MONTHS of preparation beforehand; during which time iran and its proxies can freely target American bases across the middle east and harass the preparation process. They can also enforce a blockade in the hormoz strait as the sole purpose of all of iran's naval assets is to do such a maneuver and harass ships that come too close as they can't wander outside of the gulf in a war with the US. US may eventually prevail and take control of the sky and sea, but that would mean thousands of American soldiers dying and a whole lot of fighting. Such a large operation and its expenses and tolls on the military coupled with the blockade of that strait even for a couple of seasons at the very least, not to mention that this war will either go on for years and become a graveyard for the US, probably worse than vietnam. Yep, i can confirm that this isn't another iraq.

[@babakdianati6515]

Yes? And why didn't you talk about Iran's options against the strategically important targets?

[@ZimZim59]

you first need to learn it's Persian gulf, not gulf smart as...es, learn little history first.....

[@alexiel4406]

its still a gulf 🤣If there was another gulf in the scenario then it would be needed to specify but since there isnt its appropriate to refer to it as so

[@jojotv9383]

Why is that such a problem, just gulf describes ecactly what it is, a gulf. And due to this vid being geographically centered around iran, you cant mix it up with other gulfs, so it sounds fine

[@HE-pu3nt]

13:00. Even their trucks wear burkas. Very modest.

[@paulmusyk4lyfe51]

Haha stupid people rite?

[@mobilegamer8922]

LMFAOOO 😂😂😂

[@Aetius-ju1tc]

Iran has underground bases were it has placed a lot of its equipments. Some of these bases would probably not be found or not sufficiently destroyed. With the time the US needs to prepare, and the fact that Iran might have parts of its nuclear facilities left, I think Iran would rush to get nuclear missiles which would basically make them immune. It is also such as waste of resources and human lifes on both sides when there probably can be a deal between the US and Iran.

[@tonysu8860]

Don't be misled by those ideas. Due to the Afghanistan war the US has developed armament and munitions that can penetrate deeply into the ground aka "bunker busters" and surface weapons like the MOAB which probably has no equal except nuclear weapons. Laboratories and weapons can be hidden but not indefinitely and the weapons exist that can touch them.

[@Jartran72]

You underestimate americas intelligence. Russias war plans were not known except to the highest millitary leaders and the CIA director travelled to Kiev with them a full year before the invasion with the exact plans that russia used in February 2022. They have spies and bought officers everywhere. They might be hidden from the naked eye, but you have to staff them with personnel and establish a logistics chain that delivers weapon parts, water, food and all necessary items to the base. You can't really hide a huge installation. The more you try to hide it, the more ressources justifies a strike on it. The US is well aware of these an has been inventing a lot of solutions for the problem. I hope it does not come to war but if it happens.. it will be ugly for sure. Both sides will take losses but only one side will be bombed and take HUGE losses. And developing a couple nuclear weapons does not make you immune. The Soviets and americans avoided nuclear war because they had a LOT of warheads. If Iran only fields a couple, they can be shot down for sure and as soon as they launch theirs, that justifies the americans to use theirs. It is not really something either side wants to use, or should. They are an idle threat, a reassurance. But russia started this conflict and they did not get to use theirs and now Iran is starting a conflict. It will be the same. It is on Iran to pull back their proxies. They choose to deliver missiles and drones to them. They want this escalation.

[@abraham2172]

The Obama administration made a deal with Iran together with its allies, but then Trump came and of course fucked everything up as always, which made Iran lose trust in diplomacy and hardliners become more powerful. To sum up, it would be very hard to get Iran to trust in a deal once again.

[@johnnokov2852]

We’re already there. Iran has been rushing to get nukes for the last 4 years.. if it was easy they already would have it.

[@Saleemsan]

Dear Mr Binkov, I don't like "shorts", but prefer metric system. Good video this one

[@rezaiqbal1943]

If Yankees could do such a damage to Iran's defense capability, then why they barking for the past 44 years?!😂