Contemplating U.S. Military Options on Iran

This chapter explores the potential military strategies the U.S. could employ against Iran, focusing on the contentious discussion surrounding the use of nuclear weapons. Experts examine the limitations of conventional military options, such as bunker buster bombs, and the potential necessity for ground forces to achieve meaningful impact. The dialogue sheds light on the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, the historical context of military strategies, and the implications of intervention on global stability.