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Jiang uses the 2002 Millennium Challenge as a model in which the United States' overwhelming military power still loses to Iran when Iran can fight asymmetrically.
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Millennium Challenge
Jiang uses the 2002 Millennium Challenge as a model in which the United States' overwhelming military power still loses to Iran when Iran can fight asymmetrically.
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"...to invade Iran, okay? They ran a simulation called the 2002 Millennium Challenge. And the idea is, let's pretend that we will invade Iran..."
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"In human history, okay? It is crazy powerful. If the entire world were to get together and say, let's go fight the United States,..."
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"...drones okay or drone swarms so what they did in the millennium challenge was they had these suicide boats right charging these aircraft carriers..."
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"...a much bigger problem, okay? Now let's go back to the millennium challenge. Now in the first test, in the first battle, Iran won..."
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