Washington plans prolonged Iran confrontation until 2027
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The article focuses on U.S. Secretary of Defense Betsy Hegseth's decision to extend the deployment periods of American forces in the Middle East until 2027, indicating ongoing tensions with Iran and the prolonged nature of potential conflict. The analysis suggests that the extension reflects a long-term military strategy aimed at maintaining robust offensive capabilities in the region, including the deployment of 19 warships, air defense units, fighter jets, and special forces, despite criticism regarding the heavy burden on troops and logistical challenges. The article also discusses the potential escalation of the confrontation with Iran, with continued exchanges of fire in the Strait of Hormuz and signals from Trump indicating that military options remain open, accompanied by warnings that prolonged operations could strain military capacities and impact the regional military balance.
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