A senior Russian lawmaker has claimed that the United States was militarily unprepared for a war against Iran and that its belief in achieving quick results through limited military force was misguided. Alexei Pushkov, chairman of the Information Policy Commission of Russia’s Federation Council, told state news agency TASS that Washington wrongly assumed it could secure rapid strategic success through restricted strikes.
Pushkov suggested that the U.S. experience in Venezuela may have influenced this perception. He said former U.S. President Donald Trump believed that precise military operations could pressure foreign governments after observing Venezuela’s limited response to U.S. actions against President Nicolás Maduro. Pushkov added that Trump might have thought a similar approach could work in Iran.
According to Pushkov, Iran had long prepared for potential conflict by moving most of its missile facilities underground and building a large arsenal of missiles and drones. He said Iran had strengthened itself militarily, economically, and existentially, while tensions between Washington and Tehran remain high amid ongoing military and diplomatic frictions.
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