Retired Army General Discusses Strategy for Potential Conflict With Iran
Retired Army Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt warns that any military conflict with Iran would demand significant patience from the United States, as Iran employs a resistance strategy that frames non-defeat as victory. He disputes the feasibility of an air-only military campaign against Iran, while noting the Trump administration's current focus on economic pressure rather than military action.
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Winning War With Iran Requires Patience, Says Retired Army Brigadier General
Retired Army Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt emphasizes that any conflict with Iran would demand patience from the United States, as Iran's resistance-based strategy means they could claim victory simply by avoiding defeat. Kimmitt also questions whether an air campaign alone could be decisive, noting that the Trump administration is currently pursuing economic pressure rather than military action against Iran.
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