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Col. Douglas Macgregor: U.S. Military Dominance Has Collapsed, and Iran Now Dictates Every Move

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Col. Douglas Macgregor: U.S. Military Dominance Has Collapsed, and Iran Now Dictates Every Move

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Retired US Colonel Douglas Macgregor delivers a stark assessment of the US-Israel war against Iran, arguing that Washington lacks a clear strategy and may be underestimating Iran’s military strength and ability to resist. He questions whether the United States has the forces and resources needed for a ground invasion, highlighting Iran’s vast territory, underground missile facilities, and ability to challenge shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Macgregor argues that the original goal of forcing regime change has failed to produce the expected results, while continued attacks risk prolonging the conflict and deepening instability across the Middle East. He also warns that the war is exposing the limits of US security guarantees to Gulf states and Israel, potentially accelerating a shift toward a new regional balance of power. The discussion explores rising tensions between Israel and Turkey, the role of Iran and Saudi Arabia, and the emerging defense cooperation involving Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. Macgregor stresses that further escalation could have catastrophic consequences and urges regional powers to pursue practical diplomacy rather than allow local conflicts to expand into a wider war. His central warning is that military force alone cannot reshape the Middle East without serious long-term consequences for the United States, Israel, and the entire region. #DouglasMacgregor #IranIsraelWar #USForeignPolicy #StraitOfHormuz #MiddleEastSecurity #Turkey #Geopolitics ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational and informational purposes only, offering analysis of geopolitics and international affairs. It is not political, legal, financial or military advice. Views expressed belong to the guest and do not necessarily reflect those of this channel.