Washington's Strategy to Undermine Guards

Reports indicate that American forces carried out precise strikes on Iranian sites as part of their efforts to weaken the Revolutionary Guard's ability to use coastal areas to carry out attacks, especially in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. Central Command confirmed that the ninth wave of strikes targeted command centers, air defense elements, and surveillance sites, aiming to reduce Iran's capacity to attack ships in the strait, which is a vital point for global oil transportation. These operations are part of attempts to control navigation routes and influence international energy markets, with Washington emphasizing that the goal is not to occupy islands or strike oil facilities, but rather to diminish Iran's ability to detect and control maritime movements.

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