Regime Change in Iran Impossible Without Ground Forces: US-Israel Plan Risks Failure

• US-Israel air strikes in March 2026 target Iran's leadership, nuclear sites, and military infrastructure, but lack ground forces.
• Military analysis suggests regime change in a large country like Iran is complex and unlikely to succeed with air power alone.
• Historical examples like Iraq (2003) and Afghanistan (2001) show ground forces are crucial for territorial control and stability.
• Libya (2011) demonstrated that air-only campaigns lead to instability and civil war without ground stabilization.
• Without ground troops, the US-Israel strategy risks prolonged stalemate, proxy escalation, and regional instability, making regime change impossible.