When will the war end when, after 13 days of continuous attacks by the US and Israel's troops weakened the enemy's armed forces, they sank many of his ships and a long-standing leader and high-ranking officers were killed? Scott Peterson writes in "Christian Monitor" that the Iranians will decide that. In his opinion, they will end the conflict on their own terms, creating a "new strategical reality".
Despite the massive war effort by Americans and Jews in the mediate East, "The muslim Republic, however, shows no signs of collapse and refuses to surrender," notes Peterson.
In an article entitled How Iran is triing to end war with US and Israel on its own terms [‘How Iran tries to end the war with the US and Israel on its own terms’], and published on Thursday 12 March at csmonitor.com, the author suggests that Tehran is pursuing a strategy to rise global conflict costs beyond what the Trump administration expected and allowed.
Hence Iran continues to retaliate rocket attacks, and with drones it hits oil, energy and financial centres. He's not going to give up. He struggles to last by "chooseing targets to rise the cost of war to specified a level that the United States and Israel reflect twice before attacking again."
According to Peterson, the Iranians will so join the negotiating table dictating their own conditions alternatively than “forced” force from Washington. "This is simply a war to destroy, according to analysts to deter the United States and Israel from again attacking Iran in the future. According to 1 of them, this is simply a conflict that the government sees as Final War about survival," writes the journalist.
The closure of the Ormuz Strait as well as the attacks on tankers off the Gulf Coast have already led to an increase in oil prices above $100 per barrel. expanding energy rates exposure the fertilizers needed for food production, which could origin further escalation of global crises.
Iranians are seeking to increase economical costs, as noted by Hamidreza Azizi, Iran expert at the German Institute of global Affairs and safety in Berlin.
Trump threatened that Iran would be hit with a "Twelve Times" harder if it blocked the flow of oil. In addition, the U.S. and Israel would destruct specified targets that "they would practically prevent Iran from rebuilding as a Nation—death, fire and fury will regulation over them," wrote the U.S. president on social media.
The fresh leader of Iran, Ayatollah Mojtaba Chamenei, however, showed no fear on Thursday, announcing the consistent implementation of his doctrine. "We will not withdraw," he announced, calling on neighbors to remove US bases from their territory. “The vengeance we want is not limited to the martyrdom of the large leader of the revolution, but to all Iranian killed... Enemies will pay the price" was the authoritative message of the wounded leader of Iran.
Wednesday evening Tehran coordinated attacks with Lebanese Hezbollah, which was to launch over 200 missiles and 20 drones towards northern Israel. The Iranians conducted their own mass attack on the centre of the hostile state.
This is an effort to make a “new strategical reality”, as indicated by erstwhile Iranian defensive intelligence chief Danny Citrinowicz. He added that the fresh strategy is "to deter future attacks on Iran". In his opinion, "it will be highly difficult" to end the current conflict, while "the United States and Israel are flowing on a wave of operational successes and inactive seem to believe that force can yet force the government to step down".
The Pentagon claims it attacked about 6,000 targets in Iran, and the number of Iranian rocket launchers dropped by 9%. The number of drone launches dropped by 83% compared to the first day of the war. According to the president of the United States, America “wins” and “finishes the task”, downplaying the economical consequences of war.
The Iranian Ministry of wellness reported on Thursday that 3.2 million people had been displaced during the 13 days of the war and nearly 1,400 died, including over 200 women and children.
Experts anticipate that after the blockade of the Ormuz Strait, the routes in the Red Sea will be closed. The muslim Revolutionary defender Corps (IRGC) anticipate oil prices to emergence up to $200 per barrel. During the 2008 crisis, the evidence price was $147.
Iranian Rear Admiral Ali Fadavi, elder advisor to the muslim Revolutionary defender Corps, warned Wednesday that Tehran has fast torpedoes with technology only available to Russia and Iran. He threatened to “use them in the coming days.”
Following a gathering behind closed doors with Trump's representatives, Democratic Senator Christopher Murphy of Connecticut posted on the X entry on Wednesday, stating "NO MA PLANU" for proceedings on the Armenian Strait and "does not know how to safely reopen it".
Dr. Azizi suggests that the U.S. and Israel acted unreasonablely, initiating a massive attack on Iran and leading to the killing of Ayatollah. He says: – Ironically, Chamenei's assassination contributed to what we see; not in the sense that they take revenge, but due to the fact that he was much more careful than many people in the IRGC. In the opinion of the analyst, current officers of elite Iranian units "really feel free to do what they imagined all these years." They are, especially those younger, determined to take all measures to prevent akin attacks on their country in the future. They are now kind of giving and investigating their enemies' “prompts of pain”.
Source: csmonitor.com
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