>>508282974
It will take at least 1.6 million troops to invade Iran. And it's intentional. According to Raphael S. Cohen:

>Beyond pure operational needs, conscription is making a resurgence for another reason: It is a means to combat societal divisions, including growing political polarization around the globe. There are any number of reasons for this trend—from the rise of populist movements to the growth of social media to human nature itself. Whatever the cause, multiple experts have worried that extreme polarization, left unaddressed, might lead to societal rifts up to and including civil war.

>>508254180
But Mr. Cohen said I would be drafted!

>>508055131
If there is a draft, yes.

>>507677113
Analysts believe that regime change in Iran would require a minimum of 1.6 million troops.

>>507516667
If you fail to report for the draft, they won't show up at your door. The police will add you to the list for their license plate readers, pull you over in traffic, and then imprison you.