Iran Post-War: Is the Strait of Hormuz Key to Regional Power
The study shows that Iran is increasingly governed by military and hardline leadership, with its control over the Strait of Hormuz becoming a more effective strategic tool than nuclear power. After the recent escalation, Iran reorganized its security system and invested in controlling the strait through the enactment of strict laws and the formation of a specialized body, granting it daily influence over energy flows in the region. This shift enhances Iran's ability to deter the United States and Israel and threatens global economic stability. It is expected that Iran will continue to expand its influence, especially with ongoing support from Russia and China, which could permanently alter the balance of regional and international power.
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