Murtaza Hussain
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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They also can't really build high-tech air defenses for the same reason, but they did know that they had geography as a tool and they had a very, very large educated population of engineers and so forth.
So they relied on tunneling and engineering to build mobility.
into these mountains, underground, so forth, that will be impervious to U.S.
air attacks.
And they've been firing from those bases throughout the war, and that's where they're firing from today.
And the U.S.
air attacks, it's really unfortunate if you think about U.S.
conservation and U.S.
power, because what they effectively did was, in the early days of the war, they fired very expensive, very rare standoff munitions.
It would take years to...
and they fired them basically into solid granite.
And at most what they did was they disabled the entrances to these bases.
But then within 48 hours or a week, bulldozers came and reopened the entrances and those bases are operating again.
So basically you fired extremely valuable missiles you need to deter China and to deter Russia and so forth, fired into rock basically just to delay Iranian missile capacity.
And what the Iranians did over the past month during the ceasefire was,
more than a month, they excavated all the bases.
So the bases are operating in the level they have been operating at since the start of the war now.
So that's why you see these missile strikes being so effective.
And now also the U.S.
capacity in the, I mentioned earlier, the radars in the region have been destroyed or
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