Nicholas Irving: Iran's outlasting the U.S. Attacks is a Win for Them (Part 4)
May 29, 2026
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Former Army Ranger Nicholas Irving shares his perspective on the ongoing conflict between the U.S. and Iran, now over 80 days in. Irving argues that Iran’s main objective is to outlast U.S. attacks, rather than outright defeat the American military. “It’s not about how many bodies you can drop,” Irving explains, “it’s about outlasting your enemy and making them quit first.”
He highlights how the conflict has escalated from concerns over Iran’s nuclear ambitions to the strategic Strait of Hormuz, with Iran retaining a significant portion of its missile and drone stockpiles despite U.S. claims of crippling their capabilities. Recent attacks in the UAE demonstrate Iran's continued aggression.
Irving critiques U.S. leadership, suggesting advisers prioritize loyalty over honest counsel, contributing to strategic missteps. Ultimately, Iran’s resilience and refusal to yield represent a symbolic victory, illustrating a war of endurance more than immediate conquest.
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