IS THE THIRD WORLD WALKING US-Iran Billing - Will Many 'Sleepers' Be Activated in Europe and the World?

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The assassination of General Kasem Suleimani, one of Iran's most powerful men who has repeatedly been stressed that he could become a future leader of the country, is a dramatic escalation of an already dangerous situation in the Middle East and could lead to an unprecedented wave of violence from the Gulf to the Mediterranean coast. .

What would America do in the event of a war with Iran?
The US strategy would certainly involve the use of its superior air and sea forces to defeat Iran, and Trump has previously speculated that he would not use ground forces.

The US military would bomb Iranian ships, all ground-based warplanes, armaments, nuclear bases, military training bases, and launch a series of cyber attacks on most of Iran's military infrastructure, Vox reports.

The goal would be to degrade the Iranian military as early as the first days of the conflict, to make Tehran harder to resist US attacks. That, of course, would not be enough to win, nor would Iran immediately declare a capitulation, says Michael Hanna, a Middle East expert.

Experts warn that the invasion of Iran is very risky, as any attempt to invade Iran will be noticed very quickly and there is no room for some surprises. In addition, Iran has three times as many people today as Iraq did in 2003, when the war began.

What would Iran do in the event of a war with America?
Retired General Vincent Stewart is one of the biggest experts in the Iranian military sector and claims that Iran would certainly avoid direct operations.

"Iran will try to incur enormous costs globally, attack US interests with cyber attacks, and possibly even terrorist ones, to spread the conflict beyond its borders and thus cause the international community to demand that America stop its attacks," Stewart said.

Tehran cannot cope with US military force, but it can spread chaos throughout the Middle East and even the world in the hope that an angry international community will then ask America to withdraw, 24says writes.

In addition, Iran has a very wide network of its people and elite units throughout the region and can activate them very quickly to kill American soldiers, diplomats and US citizens anywhere in the Middle East. U.S. forces are currently small in the area, not well protected and lacking good support, making them an easy target. The US has thousands of its citizens in Iraq, many of whom work in areas with strong Iranian militias. These are all US civilians who maintain various business relationships with Iraq.

Experts remind that Iran certainly has "sleeping quarters" across Europe and South America, which it can also activate as needed. They had already done something similar in 1994 when they bombed a Jewish community in Buenos Aires and killed 85 and wounded 300 people.