If the United States wants to win the Iran war, Jiang says it must use ground troops because it cannot afford to fight a real war primarily with expensive airplanes.
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If the United States wants to win the Iran war, Jiang says it must use ground troops because it cannot afford to fight a real war primarily with expensive airplanes.
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"Does that make sense guys? The problem is that the United States have an inverse pyramid. Okay? Meaning that the cost pyramid in the..."
"...in order to save a life of a soldier. Eventually, this cost, benefit analysis will blow up on you, okay? Okay, does that make..."
"...known for their sharp business skills. And so they do a cost -benefit analysis and be like, you know what? This war is going..."
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