Iran's strategy to buy time with Hermes papers
The article discusses Iran's movements in the Strait of Hormuz as one of the most prominent leverage tools in the escalating tension with the United States. Iran relies on a strategy of "dual approach and procrastination" to manage the confrontation. Expert analyses suggest that Tehran is adopting a "madman" style to prolong the conflict and expand the areas of confrontation, using the Strait of Hormuz as a lever to increase the cost of facing off with the West. They also believe that American options remain limited between negotiations and military retaliation, with the threat of ground intervention being considered a red line for the Iranian regime. Meanwhile, attempts to manage the confrontation by exploiting internal contradictions and the possibility of targeting sites in Ahvaz are monitored as potential scenarios for pressuring Iran.
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