Bradley Bowman

Bradley Bowman, Senior Director at the Center on Military and Political Power, brings his insights on current threats to maritime safety. He discusses the troubling resurgence of Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea, driven by geopolitical tensions. The conversation reveals how U.S. ceasefire deals might embolden these provocateurs. Valuable points about Europe’s hesitant stance and the risks of offending Iran while neglecting global shipping security emerge, spotlighting a complex international landscape that demands urgent attention.

In this discussion, retired Admiral Mark Montgomery, Behnam Ben Taleblu, a noted analyst on Iranian dynamics, and Bradley Bowman, a military strategy expert, delve into recent U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear sites. They dissect the tactical execution and complexities of these operations. The group also examines the rising threats to U.S. bases in the Middle East and Israel's air superiority over Iran. Furthermore, they address the perilous alliances forming between Iran, China, Russia, and North Korea, underscoring the geopolitical implications for regional security.

Bradley Bowman, a senior director at the Center on Military and Political Power, discusses the critical intersection of U.S. defense strategies and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He dispels the myth that supporting Ukraine undermines U.S. defenses in Taiwan and lays out the brutal nature of the war, likening it to a 'World War I with drones.' The conversation emphasizes the urgent need for consistent military aid, the significance of artillery support, and the complex dynamics of modern warfare that shape global security interests.