Underground Usa

The narrative of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a formidable military force has been peddled for years, amplified by propaganda and echoed by sympathetic global media. Yet, recent Israeli and US strikes have exposed this narrative as flimsy, collapsing under scrutiny. The IRGC’s decimation in these operations reveals a truth long masked by bravado: Iran’s military capabilities, like those of other overhyped regimes in the region, are far less potent than claimed.History provides clear parallels, from Iraq’s collapse in 1991 to Syria’s implosion and the Arab coalition’s humiliation in 1967. When examined, the pattern is unmistakable—boastful regimes, often backed by Russia, consistently fail to deliver on their rhetoric. The narrative of the IRGC’s military strength and the threats from Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea, often referred to as the “Axis Powers,” could very well simply be hollow posturing.The Middle East offers a graveyard of militaries whose reputations were inflated beyon