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US adopts hybrid warfare against Iran
International Relations Professor Hamid Fares stated that the Iranian scene in the Strait of Hormuz is becoming increasingly tense as the sixty-day deadline to ceasefire nears, without reaching an agreement to open the strait. He explained that the United States has shifted to using hybrid warfare in its conflict with Iran, relying on military strikes from time to time along with other means, with the aim of keeping Iran in a state of neither peace nor war. He said that Washington is seeking to weaken Iran internally by destabilizing the country and threatening its institutions, in order to reduce costs compared to a direct war. The disagreements between the two sides over the nuclear program, sanctions, and the Hormuz Strait crisis remain unresolved, with negotiations continuing to stumble.
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