Stanislav Kropivnik analyzes the escalating conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, arguing that the U.S. is concealing high military casualties while facing severe logistical and naval limitations. He predicts that post-election, the U.S. will likely target Iranian civilian infrastructure rather than attempting a ground invasion, which he deems impossible due to Iran’s natural fortress geography. The discussion also covers the Yemen-Saudi war, the potential collapse of Gulf monarchies, and the broader geopolitical instability affecting Europe and the Middle East.
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