Originally posted by GePap
To destroy the electrical infrastructure is to deprive the civilian populace of basic needs. Tha escalates a any attack from "precision" to a full blown campaign that will do massive civilian damage.
That is a significant escalation of attacks, and more likely to play to the Iranian regimes hand, since such an air campaign could not go on indefinitelly, especailly after oil prices jump like mad because of it.
To destroy the electrical infrastructure is to deprive the civilian populace of basic needs. Tha escalates a any attack from "precision" to a full blown campaign that will do massive civilian damage.
That is a significant escalation of attacks, and more likely to play to the Iranian regimes hand, since such an air campaign could not go on indefinitelly, especailly after oil prices jump like mad because of it.
You don't have to destroy the entire electrical infrastructure of the nation, just that to the large bunker complex where they shelter their equipment. Besides, Iran only supplies 5% of the world's oil, so I doubt that its absence would be so devestating and its prolonged absence would be worked around in time.
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