Iran's geography, particularly its mountainous terrain and vast deserts, does present significant challenges to invading forces. The Zagros and Alborz mountain ranges, which surround the central plateau, create natural barriers that have historically made military campaigns in the country difficult and costly. This challenging terrain has influenced Iran's defense strategy, contributing to the development of asymmetric and forward defense doctrines.
Factors making an invasion of Iran difficult:
Mountainous Terrain: The Zagros and Alborz mountain ranges create natural defenses, making it hard to move large armies and providing defenders with a significant advantage.
Vast Deserts: Iran's large, empty deserts, such as the Dasht-e Kavir and Dasht-e Lut, are difficult to navigate and support military operations.
Strategic Depth: The mountains and vast territory offer strategic depth, allowing Iran to retreat and regroup in the face of an invasion.
Asymmetric Warfare: Iran has developed a military strategy that relies on asymmetric tactics, including ballistic missiles and proxy forces, to deter potential invaders.
Guerrilla Resistance: Potential invaders might face fierce guerrilla resistance in the mountainous regions and urban areas, inspired by loyalty to Islam and the revolution.
Logistical Challenges: Supporting a large attacking force through Iran's mountains and deserts would be a logistical nightmare.

just use bombs lmao

>>63874157 (OP)
this post is so brown I can smell it

>>63874168
if you look through >>63865329 you'll see they all kinda suck

Look at this bullshit in R&D: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGM-35_Sentinel

Unit cost almost $200 million now. Ain't nobody figure out you need to design the "tungsten flagpole" ICBM for this task, not some bullshit bomb or nuclear missile that just makes craters.

Is this some sort of bot spam now

>>63874214
it's a meat-bot ie. a thirdie

It's okay, I wasn't intending to die for Israel anyway.