The form of war Jiang says becomes unavoidable once an air campaign proves too costly and strategically insufficient.
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ground invasion
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He predicts a ground invasion is coming because air war alone cannot win cheaply enough and wars eventually require ground forces despite the political unpopularity.
Jiang dismisses the U.S.-Iran ceasefire as theater meant to buy time, and predicts the next real step will be a ground invasion, whether after a false flag or after force buildup.
He reiterates that if a U.S.-Iran war escalates to the point of sending millions of American ground troops into Iran, both the United States and Iran will be destroyed and Israel will be the only major player left standing.
The speaker predicts that the United States will launch a full-scale ground invasion, call a national draft, and fundamentally change the world.
The speaker says online speculation frames the episode as a failed ground invasion aimed at entering an Iranian nuclear facility and stealing enriched uranium to deny Iran nuclear-weapons capacity and declare victory.
Jiang says evidence suggests the incident may have been a failed ground invasion intended to steal uranium.
Jiang claims Donald Trump and the Pentagon recast a failed ground invasion as a successful rescue story, preventing institutional learning from the failure.
Jiang predicts that treating the failed ground invasion as a success will lead the United States to repeat similar actions or attempt to prove critics wrong with another successful ground invasion.
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"...next five ten years katana asked do you still think a ground invasion is coming i i definitely think a ground invasion is coming..."
"...you're gonna fight a war you're gonna have to use a ground invasion it's impossible to win a war without ground forces uh even..."
"...um they're either waiting for a false flag just just by ground invasion or they're just wrapping up forces for a ground invasion but..."
"Why would Iran want to cross that line? It would lead to destruction of the civilian population, okay? And then Israel doesn't really need..."
"So they're talking about a pretty heavy assault. Okay. So. Okay. So my understanding is that, and I'm just talking about this from a..."
"...economic strangulation, okay? That's the first pillar. Second pillar is a ground invasion, but a limited ground invasion. So what you're trying to do..."
"Yeah. The Kurds and the Bullocks. The Bullocks are these insurgents in southeast Iran near Pakistan, okay? So basically the ethnic Pakistanis. They've always..."
"...provoke this war. Now, I think the next step is a ground invasion in order to force Iranians to attack GCC energy and desalination..."
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"...that this weekend, the Americans went all in, they launched a ground invasion, it failed. And instead of saying, you know what, we probably..."
"...And people online are speculating that this was actually a failed ground invasion. And the mission was to sneak into Iran's nuclear power plant..."
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