What’s Left in Iran to Bomb?
By Justin James McShane
Executive Orientation
Most public discussion of the Iran campaign focuses on daily strike counts and headline damage claims. The operational reality is more constrained.
Substantial conventional forces have already been attrited. What remains of military and economic value is harder, more dispersed, and more expensive to eliminate. The full analysis inventories exactly which residual systems still matter, why they have largely survived, and what specific weapon systems and operational tempo would be required to address them.
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