Washington Faces Drain in Iran
The article discusses the ongoing military escalation between the United States and Iran in the Gulf region. Iran has carried out attacks on American bases in response to previous operations, while Washington employs a "mowing the grass" tactic, aimed at periodically reducing Iran's military capabilities by striking specific facilities without destroying Iran's technological and industrial potential. The article explains that this strategy leads to low-intensity conflicts with the possibility of repeated attacks, but it does not guarantee a decisive defeat for Tehran. This situation may push Iran to seek nuclear weapons and increase the risks of escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the most vital energy arteries in the world. In the absence of decisive political understandings, the article anticipates that the war could continue unexpectedly, with the potential to evolve into a prolonged conflict that threatens regional and global stability.
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