6 ways Iran could strike US in the Mideast or here at home
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The US has more than 40,000 forces and an armada of ships and planes deployed to the Middle East. But Iran has six ways it can still attack America and Americans in retaliation.
Whatever action comes will aim to weaken and contain Iran. Iran’s proxies Hamas and Hezbollah have been mauled. But this conflict won’t be over as long as the ayatollah holds power over Iran’s people. That gang has been in the ideology and terror business for almost 50 years and won’t go quietly. Dr. Rebecca Grant is vice president of the Lexington Institute.
Iran wants blood. But they are running out of options. More than 40,000 U.S. forces were already deployed to U.S. Central Command in the Middle East, in locations from Syria to the Red Sea. Three more squadrons of F-15Es, F-16s and A-10s are on the way to U.S. Central Command, joining stealth F-22s, F-35s and others already in the region.
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