Iran’s Conflict Centers on Ballistic Missiles, Not Nuclear Weapons

James Carville’s iconic phrase “it’s the economy, stupid” has been adapted to the current geopolitical landscape, emphasizing that “it’s the ballistic missiles, stupid.” The effectiveness of the Israel-US operations against Iran will hinge on the destruction of Tehran’s ballistic missile capabilities. Although Iran’s nuclear program has been significantly curtailed, its missile arsenal has rapidly expanded, presenting a serious threat. Israel’s efforts to dismantle this missile infrastructure are critical to ensuring long-term regional security.

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