Middle East

The Weapons Depots Across Iran Would Take Years to Fully Secure Even With Ground Forces

The short answer is that the United States does not have enough ground forces to secure Iran's weapons depots — not even close.

Iran’s Basij Militia Has Millions of Members Who Could Become an Insurgent Force

Iran's Basij militia claims millions of members on paper, but the real question facing U.S. and Israeli military planners in March 2026 is how...

Iran Studied How Iraq and Afghanistan Fought the U.S. — And Prepared Accordingly

Iran did not simply watch the United States topple governments in Iraq and Afghanistan from the sidelines — it took notes, built a playbook,...

Iran’s Road and Rail Network Could Be Used by Insurgent Forces for Years

Iran's vast road and rail network — over 223,000 kilometers of roads and roughly 15,700 kilometers of rail lines — is almost certainly going...

Iran’s Geography Includes Mountains, Deserts, and Dense Urban Areas — All Difficult to Control

Iran is, by almost every meaningful military and geographic measure, one of the hardest countries on Earth to invade and occupy.

Iran Has 88 Million People — More Than Germany or the UK

Iran's population stands at roughly 88 million people, making it one of the most populous nations on Earth and significantly larger than either Germany...

Iran Is Larger Than Iraq and Afghanistan Combined by Population

The claim that Iran is larger than Iraq and Afghanistan combined by population is technically true, but just barely.

The Yellow Ribbon Campaigns Are Starting Again — Just Like Iraq and Afghanistan

Yellow ribbon campaigns — those ubiquitous symbols of "supporting the troops" — are resurfacing across social media, car bumpers, and public discourse as...

Military Spouse Groups Are Already Organizing Around Iran War Deployment Issues

Military spouse groups across the country are mobilizing at a pace not seen in over two decades, standing up new chapters, expanding counseling services,...

Young Voters Under 30 Overwhelmingly Oppose the Iran War in Early Polling

Young Americans under 30 are rejecting the Iran war at historic rates. According to NPR/PBS polling from March 2026, 64% of 18-29 year-olds oppose...

Suburban Women Voters Are the Demographic Most Opposed to Military Action in Iran

Suburban women voters are the single demographic most opposed to U.S. military action in Iran, with only 27% approving of President Trump's handling of...

Polling Shows Americans Are Deeply Divided Along Partisan Lines on Iran Strikes

Americans are sharply divided along partisan lines over U.S. military strikes on Iran, with polling data revealing a gap so wide it makes the...

The Political Calculus of the Iran War Is Different for Every Single Member of Congress

The political calculus of the Iran war is different for every single member of Congress because each one sits at a unique intersection of...

Swing District Republicans Face the Hardest Choice on the Iran War Vote

Swing district Republicans are trapped between a president who launched a war and a public that does not want one.

The Proxy Threat Iran Could Still Activate Inside Syria

The Iran War Vote Could Define Political Careers for a Generation

The Iran war vote is already defining political careers, and the fallout has barely begun. When the Senate voted 47-53 on March 4, 2026,...

There Are Not Enough Votes to Override a Veto on the Iran War Powers Resolution

There are not enough votes in Congress to override a presidential veto on the Iran War Powers Resolution — and it is not even...

Adding Iran to That List Makes the War Powers Act Look Like a Completely Dead Letter

The War Powers Act is, for all practical purposes, a dead letter. The failed congressional votes in early March 2026 to invoke the War...

The Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria — None Had Formal Declarations of War

The United States has not issued a formal declaration of war since June 1942, when Congress declared war against Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania during...

Lawyers Inside the Pentagon Are Stretching Legal Authorities to Cover the Iran Campaign

Lawyers inside the Pentagon are actively stretching existing legal authorities to provide cover for the Trump administration's military campaign against...

The Authorization for Use of Military Force From 2001 Was Written for Al-Qaeda — Not Iran

The 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force, signed into law on September 18, 2001, was written with a single purpose: to authorize the...

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