Iran is deploying long-range missiles capable of reaching Europe alongside naval mines, forcing adversaries to defend against threats from above and below simultaneously. The combination creates what the speaker calls a complementary pressure system that Washington hasn't fully grasped.
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That's why Washington now is confused. Number 4 is you have the mine and missile combination as a strategic doctrine. And here is where the synthesis that makes now both deployments of, uh, missiles with whatever range— by the way, those— some of those missiles that now are deployed can reach Europe, by the way, which I found that, and I had the image for it, and, and We'll, we'll, we'll share that next step. So you have the missiles and you have the mines together. It's so significant, their deployment, because the missiles are complementary pressure instruments. You have to think in terms of strategic— missiles force the adversary to look up, right? Mines force him to look down. And together, what you