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Home / US-Israel-Iran / Seeing ‘no evidence at all’ of a larger U.S. force preparing to invade Iran: Ret. Lt Col.
US‑Israel‑Iran, Iran, Middle East

March 26, 2026

Seeing ‘no evidence at all’ of a larger U.S. force preparing to invade Iran: Ret. Lt Col.

Daniel Davis of Defense Priorities discusses the possibilities of a ground invasion by the U.S. in Iran, as well as the U.S. objectives for Iran and comparisons with its’ operations in Venezuela

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