
Iran Attack: A "Quick and Clean" US Strike? Experts Doubt It
Amidst ongoing protests in Iran, the notion of a swift U.S. military intervention to destabilize the regime is overly simplistic, failing to account for the Islamic Republic's complex, decentralized power structure. Iran's resilience stems from its "coercive cohesion," a network of overlapping institutions designed to withstand shocks, making a "decapitation" strategy unlikely to succeed, contrary to narratives following similar U.S. actions in other nations.






















