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What We Know About the Naval Tasks of the Revolutionary Guard
The article discusses the role of the Iranian "Revolutionary Guard" Navy, which was established in 1985 during the Iran-Iraq War. It functions as an independent naval arm focused on near-coastal operations in the Arabian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, utilizing fast boats, missiles, and special units. The emphasis is on asymmetrical warfare aimed at confusing the enemy. The navy has five operational areas primarily dedicated to protecting the strait and securing oil exports. Its capabilities have been bolstered after destroying more than two-thirds of its forces in the recent confrontation with the United States, and a new commander has been appointed to reorganize its forces and restore its organizational structure.
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