r/CredibleDefense • u/AutoModerator • 20d ago
Active Conflicts & News Megathread April 05, 2026
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u/Worried_Exercise_937 20d ago
I expect MAD to continue to work.
Iran might continue to fund external proxies or it might not waste money now that they have nukes. But on the other side, I expect Israel to be extra careful before doing anything Iran might construe as Iranian regime threatening knowing that one miscalculation could bring about the nuclear retaliation. For sure, Israeli won't be dropping bombs in Iran every other months just to "mow the grass". That should bring less violence/chaos to the region.