Why Iran Is Nearly Impossible to Invade ?

Описание: Why can’t the United States and Israel invade Iran?

Iran is not Iraq.
Iran is not Afghanistan.
And Iran is not just another Middle Eastern country.

Iran is one of the oldest continuous civilizations on Earth, with borders that have remained largely intact for nearly 500 years. Throughout history, nearly every major empire has tried to conquer Iran — Romans, Mongols, Ottomans, Russians, and the British Empire. None succeeded for long.

In this in-depth geopolitical documentary, we explain why Iran remains one of the hardest countries in the world to defeat militarily.

This video explores:

Iran’s extreme geography and natural defenses

How mountains, deserts, and chokepoints shape warfare

Why Iran’s population size and national identity matter

The role of asymmetric warfare and proxy forces

Why airstrikes alone cannot defeat Iran

Why a ground invasion would be catastrophic

How history shapes Iran’s modern military doctrine

Why comparisons to Iraq or Libya are dangerously wrong

From the Zagros Mountains to the Strait of Hormuz, Iran is built for defense. Its geography favors the defender, its military strategy avoids direct confrontation, and its society has been shaped by centuries of resisting foreign domination.

This video does not argue whether war should happen.

It explains why war would be far more difficult than many assume.

This is geopolitics beyond headlines.
This is Geopolitics 360.