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On Friday and Saturday, the Patterson School conducted its annual policy simulation. This year, Patterson students simulated the 22 hours following an Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities, with a.
Kroenig, via Yglesias:The United States’ global power-projection capability provides Washington with a significant strategic advantage: It can protect, or threaten, Iran and any other country on the planet. An Iranian.
Check out this (somewhat dated) article on Israeli missile defenses. The article makes the point that Israel's missile defenses have progressed to the point that even a concerted Iranian ballistic.
Jeffrey Herf has taken to The New Republic in an effort to convince Americans that negotiations will go nowhere unless we threaten Tehran with an extensive bombing campaign. Herf is.
It's hard to say how to take this long post on the Iranian ballistic missile program; there's a lot of detail, but where evidence is not openly available conclusions are.
Anyone hyping the EMP threat ought to be laughed out of public life...
John Boonstra, responding to Paul Johnson:What we don't know is if a successful Israeli attack on Iran's nuclear facilities would discredit the regime to the point that it would be.
Speaking of Chiang Kai Shek, I have a short article up at Foreign Policy comparing the Chinese and (purported) Iranian nuclear weapon programs:Even the Soviet bloc worried that the Chinese.