Sung Hoon Lee on Twitter:
IRAN'S POWER GRID AND GAS NETWORK ARE NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO DESTROY. THE PENTAGON KNOWS THIS. THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU.
Iran doesn't just have energy infrastructure. They have one of the most advanced, redundant power and gas networks on the planet.
Let that sink in.
- 400kV and 230kV high-voltage lines — spanning EVERY province
- 10+ IGAT gas trunklines — each one a separate national artery
- Hundreds of substations — interconnected with 6 neighboring countries
- South Pars — the LARGEST gas field on EARTH — feeding the ENTIRE network
- Compressor stations every 100-200km — the system is self-sustaining
The U.S. couldn't permanently destroy Iraq's grid in 20 YEARS of occupation — Iran's is 3x more advanced.
A Iran's gas transmission network is BIGGER than Canada's. CANADA.
They have international interconnections with Turkey, Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, AND Iraq — you can't isolate them.
The media is showing you missile launches and "precision strikes."
They're NOT showing you that Iran's infrastructure was BUILT to survive exactly this kind of war.
So if Iran's grid can't be destroyed — and their gas network is self-sustaining — and they're connected to half of Asia...
Why is the Pentagon telling you they can "cripple Iran in 72 hours"?
Because they're LYING.
Iran isn't Iraq. Iran isn't Libya. Iran is a country that spent 40 years preparing for this EXACT scenario — and their infrastructure proves it.
The most dangerous moment of this war isn't the bombs falling. It's when Washington realizes the bombs AREN'T WORKING.
Prepare accordingly.
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