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Matt Bracken: A U.S. Ground Invasion of Iran Would Be a Disaster
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7:22Now PlayingCould the United States launch a ground invasion of Iran? Former U.S. Navy SEAL Matt Bracken explains why he believes such a military operation would be unrealistic—and potentially disastrous.
In this discussion with Kevork Almassian, Matt Bracken examines the military, logistical and historical challenges of a ground war against Iran. Drawing on historical examples such as Operation Eagle Claw and the Battle of Dien Bien Phu, he argues that any attempt to seize strategic Iranian targets could end in a costly failure.
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