protection without limits; The report by "Wetan Amroz" compares Iran's defense strategies to pushing the US military out of Europe with the Cold War era.
Summary: "Trump's work with Iran may be over, but Iran's work with him is not"; This is Susan Maloney's assessment of the current situation between Tehran and Washington. Despite the announcement of the end of US military operations, fears about Iran's possible response to the new aggression have increased. Iran has warned that any renewed attack will be met with a response beyond the geographical borders of the region.
In a report entitled "Iran is taking the war beyond the Middle East", the Wall Street Journal mentioned the departure of American planes from the Mildhall and Fairford bases in England, cyber attacks on systems related to European refrigeration facilities, and the transfer of the American Treasury Secretary to a military base for additional protection. These developments show that Iran's threats to American interests are no longer limited to West Asia. Iran's missile and drone capabilities have made it possible to target American military facilities and infrastructure.
In a report entitled "Trump's current situation with Iran is an admission of failure", Newsweek emphasizes that the US entered the war with the aim of destroying Iran's military power and strategic capabilities, but after months of conflict, it is still trying to remove the Strait of Hormuz from Iran's control. The war also caused the largest oil supply disruption in history, increasing the cost of European gas imports between 18 and 33 billion euros. The price of liquefied natural gas in Asia also grew by almost 80%.
Despite the losses of the war and the economic blockade, Iran still maintains strategic levers and conditioned the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz on the implementation of seven conditions, including the lifting of sanctions, the release of blocked assets, the withdrawal of American forces from the region and the payment of war reparations. Also, Iran's defense doctrine changed its direction from a regional response to a trans-regional response in the event of a new war.
In this situation, the European countries face the challenge of the US to use its bases, airspace and infrastructure to attack Iran; because these facilities can also be exposed to Iran's response.