The article argues that destroying Iranian launchers, warehouses, and weapons factories is not enough if Iran can quickly replace them. Its core message is that U.S. strategy must focus on supply lines and replenishment networks, not only on visible battlefield targets. The piece frames this as a way to avoid widening the war while still degrading Iran’s military capacity. Overall, it presents a restrained escalation argument: disrupt production and logistics to create lasting pressure without triggering broader conflict.
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