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Iran's Confidence Towards US
The article discusses the main reason behind Iran's lack of fear of America, highlighting that Iran relies on a culture of resistance and the doctrine of martyrdom, rather than solely on traditional military power. Iran has transformed the conflict into an existential project that elevates the value of the martyr and victory, allowing it to challenge the superpower despite facing economic and military setbacks. It also points out that Iran is exploiting the war to develop its nuclear and ballistic capabilities, using "dirty" weapons that carry radioactive radiation as deterrence messages, turning the conflict into a battle of psychological and strategic capacities. The article explains that although America exhausts its deterrent arsenal, the element of time is working in Iran's favor. Iran is betting on draining the American economy and entangling the U.S. in a prolonged war, benefiting from Washington’s internal distractions and changing attitudes among Arab countries.
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