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West Asia war: US ground invasion next in Iran?

Amid escalating tensions, US President Donald Trump has threatened to obliterate Iran's energy infrastructure, including electric plants and oil wells, if the Strait of Hormuz is not immediately reopened. While Trump has cited progress in discussions, Tehran denies any talks with the United States. Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar announced that Islamabad is facilitating mediation, an effort supported by China but met with scepticism. Iran has refuted that it is part of any such negotiated process. The diplomatic friction unfolds as the US deploys over 50,000 troops and U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio outlines military objectives to destroy Iran's air force, navy, and missile capabilities. So, will Trump really put boots on the ground in Iran? Is a ground assault on the mainland or islands? 
Is Iran capable of fighting back that invasion? Watch as experts share their views on these and more on the show. 

 

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