A national security expert warns that bombing Iran’s heavily fortified underground nuclear facility might not achieve its goals—meaning a U.S. strike could end up being more symbolic than strategically decisive. The analysis suggests the facility’s depth and defenses could make it a tough target to fully disable.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about whether the U.S. can hit Iran’s nuclear program—it’s about whether doing so would actually work. If military action risks backfiring (politically or tactically), it could force policymakers to rethink their options, from diplomacy to covert tactics. In short: brute force might not be the answer here.