How Iran Changed War
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Iran ' s war reveals a shift in the nature of military conflict, with the use by Tehran of precision and cheap weapons that can be produced in large numbers, which weakens the utility of expensive United States defence systems and forces armies to change their strategies.
LONDON - Arab Jerusalem: The American magazine Forin Evers published an article entitled "How did Iran change the concept of war?" Lessons from Tehran's use of precision weapons for American researchers and former United States official Michael C. Horowitz, in which he emphasized that the Israeli-American war against Iran revealed a profound change in the nature of modern wars, entitled The emergence of what the expert calls a micromass, [...]
There are several reasons for Iran’s unexpected performance. On the one hand, the country had been planning for years for attacks by the United States and Israel, and was therefore prepared to reestablish its government structure if its top leaders were assassinated. Iran was also able to import enough goods to prevent its economy from collapsing completely despite the US naval blockade. One of the most important factors was Iran’s large arsenal…
A previous publication identified Iran's readiness, maintaining the flow of imports, and especially the use of a large volume of relatively cheap and accurate missiles and drones as factors contributing to the continuation of Iran's power and increasing the cost of continuing the war for the United States.
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