Nate Swanson

And you can understand why Iran feels that way.

But at the same time, they have been pummeled militarily.

But at the same time, they have been pummeled militarily.

But at the same time, they have been pummeled militarily.

I don't think there's any point in denying that.

I don't think there's any point in denying that.

I don't think there's any point in denying that.

I mean, I can't remember what the total number of strikes between US and Israel were.

I mean, I can't remember what the total number of strikes between US and Israel were.

I mean, I can't remember what the total number of strikes between US and Israel were.

But it's like well over, I think, 15 or 25,000 strikes.

But it's like well over, I think, 15 or 25,000 strikes.

But it's like well over, I think, 15 or 25,000 strikes.

I mean, so it is this long lasting damage that Iran has suffered.

I mean, so it is this long lasting damage that Iran has suffered.

I mean, so it is this long lasting damage that Iran has suffered.

But kind of paradoxically, they've

But kind of paradoxically, they've

But kind of paradoxically, they've

been hit so hard militarily, been pummeled militarily, but they've like re-established deterrence.