How Iran Gained the Upper Hand
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When the Strait of Hormuz Becomes Iran’s Minister of Defense, Foreign Affairs, and the Economy
Hormuz is a major tactical asset for Tehran—but mistaking it for a secure strategic victory could invite a far larger war. “As a result of the 38-day war, we achieved a major strategic gain.” This was a key part of Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s remarks in an interview with documentary filmmaker Javad Mogouei. By “strategic gain,” Araghchi meant asserting control over the Strait of Hormuz and possessing an exceptionally effective inst…
Iran faces three options for managing the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz: compromise by accepting US demands, escalate tensions and take military risks, or perpetuate the current instability. However, each option has political, economic, and military costs. Uncertainties in the decision-making process and growing public hardship make things difficult for Tehran.
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