Bill Roggio examines the stark standoff between the U.S. and Iran, noting that while U.S. strikes damaged Iran's conventional military, the regime persists through asymmetrical warfare. He expresses skepticism that the current blockade alone can achieve r

Bill Roggio examines the stark standoff between the U.S. and Iran, noting that while U.S. strikes damaged Iran'sconventional military, the regime persists through asymmetrical warfare. He expresses skepticism that the current blockade alone can achieve regime change, citing the historical resilience of terrorist states. (2/16)
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