Episode Description
The Iran Conflict headlines dominate the news, but the media rarely explains the bigger global war taking shape behind the scenes. Discover how Iran, China, Russia, and information warfare fit into a broader geopolitical strategy that could reshape America’s future.
Retired U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret Matt Tardio, host of the Speak the Truth Podcast, joins The P.A.S. Report to break down the Iran conflict, America’s military objectives, and the growing alliance between America’s adversaries. From the tactical realities of the Strait of Hormuz to the rise of information warfare and cognitive warfare, this conversation explores the strategic challenges that rarely receive serious media attention. Americans cannot understand today’s conflicts without understanding the broader geopolitical web connecting Iran, China, Russia, and the battle for global influence.
What You’ll Learn In This Episode:
- Iran, China & Russia: Why the Iran conflict extends far beyond the Middle East and directly impacts the global balance of power.
- Winning Modern Wars: Whether America can achieve strategic victory when political leaders limit military objectives.
- Information Warfare: How foreign adversaries use disinformation, social media, and cognitive warfare to influence public opinion and weaken national security.
- Military Readiness: Why understanding America’s adversaries remains essential to restoring deterrence and preparing for future conflicts.
- The Strait of Hormuz: Why this narrow waterway remains one of the world’s most important strategic flashpoints.
Topics Covered: Iran conflict, Iran war, Matt Tardio, Special Forces, Green Beret, Speak the Truth Podcast, Strait of Hormuz, information warfare, cognitive warfare, China, Russia, national security, geopolitics, military strategy, foreign policy
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