Iran bets on endurance, energy disruption to outlast US, Israel - Reuters

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Iran is employing a strategy of endurance and energy disruption, utilizing drones and missiles to target vital energy routes, aiming to force the U.S. and Israel to concede first in the ongoing conflict.

Iran is wagering it can outlast the United States and Israel by transforming the war into a contest of endurance, employing drones and missiles to disrupt energy routes and global markets.

The conflict has led to the suspension of about a fifth of global crude and natural gas supply, as Tehran targets ships in the vital Strait of Hormuz and attacks energy infrastructure across the region.

Iran is intensifying its military operations and targeting energy hubs to disrupt global markets, aiming to force the U.S. and Israel to reconsider their military actions.

Iran is employing a strategy of endurance and energy disruption, utilizing drones and missiles to target vital energy routes, aiming to force the U.S. and Israel to reconsider their military actions.

Iran's military doctrine focuses on a decentralized defense strategy, ensuring the ability to continue fighting even if key leaders or facilities are targeted, aiming for a prolonged conflict with the U.S. and Israel.