Miles Parks

The Iranians move them around.

They make missiles in one place.

They prepare them for launch in another.

They have mobile launchers.

So that would greatly expand the operation if you make an effort to deal a major, significant long-term blow to Iran's missile program.

Yeah.

And from Iran's perspective, it's the one defensive measure they really have.

This is probably not going to be a ground war.

We wouldn't expect to see ground troops that the U.S.

or anybody else would send in ground troops.

Iran's Navy is not much to speak of.

The one way Iran can defend itself and strike out against Israel or U.S.

ships in the region is with ballistic missiles.

So Iran says there's no way we're going to even talk about this and we're certainly not going to give up our missiles.

We would, in fact, be surrendering at the negotiating table.

So Iran just says that's not going to be discussed.

As far as we know, it hasn't been.

The talks have been about the nuclear issues.

The U.S.

wants to expand into missile discussions, as would Israel.