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The discussion then shifted toward the ramifications of potential military action against Iran's nuclear capabilities. The expert asserted that covert operations, such as cyber-attacks and targeted sabotage, may be preferable to large-scale military engagements.
Covert Operations
Highlighting past U.S. covert actions, including cyber warfare and assassination campaigns, the expert noted the effectiveness of low-key interventions in limiting Iran's nuclear advancement while mitigating risks of international backlash. These efforts, labeled 'quiet interventions,' present a less confrontational path but come with their own set of complexities regarding the effectiveness and consequences of such measures.