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Abdul Halim Qandeel on Iran Crisis: Economics Fail as Tensions Rise
The article suggests that the Trump administration may avoid launching a large-scale ground invasion against Iran due to concerns about heavy casualties. However, it might resort to a limited ground operation to seize strategic islands, particularly Qaruh Island overlooking the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with potential Israeli military operations targeting Iranian infrastructure. It explains that coordination between the United States and Israel could bolster these scenarios, especially since economic policies have failed to break Iran's influence over the decades, making military escalation more likely to be carried out.
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