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It's weird. We're probably watching the actual collapse of the unipolar world and the Judeo-American empire and I feel nothing but a muted mixture of trepidation and relief.

The monoliths we thought were invincible have exposed themselves as the paper tigers they are. Not just to us, but the whole world.

Short of deploying nuclear ordinances, the Israel/American war on Iran is unwinnable.

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@Eiswald
It's hilarious that Putin's blunder in Ukraine seemed to reinforce the unipolar world, only for the US to race in and get themselves stuck in an even bigger quagmire. It's funny because theoretically the US could probably grind out a win if it had the social cohesiveness to pull off conscription or generate any willingness to fight whatsoever, but the US is so decadent, materialistic, and internally divided that it'd collapse far sooner under full or even partial mobilization than any of the countries glowies insist are on the verge of collapse.
Right, but you're talking about an area 1/3 the side of the continental US, that will require millions of nukes to contaminate all of it.

And "all of it" is what we're talking about because the Iranians are operating out of mountain encampments - there are some things they can't move, but many things which can.

That said, Chinaman said he thinks Russia will use the threat of vaporizing the top 100 American cities to keep nukes off the table in this conflict...

Nuclear (weapon) radiation is not as persistent or as bad as fictional media has portrayed it. Fallout is not going to happen anywhere for any reason. No amount of nuclear radiation will fuck an area (critically) for more than a few decades at most.

EMPs are kind of over-played. Same as any electromagnetic radiation: Power drops with the square of distance, so you need a SHITLOAD of power to have an effect at any meaningful distance.

Second issue is most electronics are shielded - particularly anything military - that's why you don't see EMPs being used on missiles or drones. They're not effective against properly shielded electronics.