Iran prepares new military tactics if war reignites: NYT
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- Iranian officials are reportedly considering new military strategies.
- Analysis suggests Tehran could escalate missile launches and target strategic waterways.
Iran could shift to more aggressive military tactics if hostilities resume, according to an analysis published by The New York Times.
The report says Iranian officials are believed to be assessing alternative battlefield strategies in preparation for any renewed confrontation.
Among the possible scenarios outlined in the analysis is an attempt by Iran to extend its control over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints.
Such a move could significantly disrupt global shipping routes and raise tensions across the wider region.
The analysis also suggests that in any future round of fighting, Iran could dramatically increase the scale of its missile operations.
Tehran may launch dozens or even hundreds of missiles per day, marking a substantial escalation compared with previous exchanges and potentially overwhelming regional defense systems.
