Iran puts pressure on US terror army with all kinds of military tactics US newspaper Wall Street Journal: Iran is using everything from rockets to sticky mines to stop the flow of oil from the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has put pressure on the Trump administration in the deadlocked negotiations by resorting to guerrilla tactics. According to regional officials, security companies and analysts have in recent weeks launched bomb ships, fired rockets and deployed crews to attach sticky mines to the ships. Iran adopted part of the asymmetric campaign. Iran changed its direction towards guerilla warfare and asymmetric tactics in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has deployed speedboats equipped with RPGs and crippling magnetic mines to block the transportation of crude oil. The cost imbalance is staggering. RPG costs $7,400, and lymph mines are described as "cheap and readily available." However, an attack could disable an oil tanker and target a multi-million dollar asset.

Iran puts pressure on US terror army with all kinds of military tactics US newspaper Wall Street Journal: Iran is using everything from rockets to sticky mines to stop the flow of oil from the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has put pressure on the Trump administration in the deadlocked negotiations by resorting to guerrilla tactics. According to regional officials, security companies and analysts have in recent weeks launched bomb ships, fired rockets and deployed crews to attach sticky mines to the ships. Iran adopted part of the asymmetric campaign. Iran changed its direction towards guerilla warfare and asymmetric tactics in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has deployed speedboats equipped with RPGs and crippling magnetic mines to block the transportation of crude oil. The cost imbalance is staggering. RPG costs $7,400, and lymph mines are described as "cheap and readily available." However, an attack could disable an oil tanker and target a multi-million dollar asset.