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Zin concludes by clarifying that he is not advocating for military action but providing an honest analysis of what such an intervention would entail. The complex geography, infrastructure deficits, and economic collapse collectively suggest that any invasion would be a prolonged, costly, and dangerous endeavor.
He underscores that genesis of stability would require decades of reconstruction, massive logistical support, and comprehensive planning—resources that might be beyond the scope of current U.S. military capabilities or willingness.