Mehdi Mohammadi

The equation of war has entered a new phase. What happened tonight in the Sea of ​​Oman was not just a simple clash; it is the fulfillment of a strategic promise and the beginning of a qualitative transformation in the battle.

The game changer of the battlefield; the response to the naval siege

The successful and surprising firing of coast-to-coast ballistic missiles at an American aircraft carrier and destroyer shattered the myth of the absolute security of American vessels.

Targeting moving naval targets from the coast is a rare capability that proved that the blind spot of the siege had been opened with a sword. The US attack on the tankers was a sign that their calculations had been disrupted.

Washington’s Failed Strategy

The US, which lost in the previous two wars due to the unity and awareness of Iranian society, had invested in “cognitive and economic warfare” this time.

But Iran’s hands are not tied; it is the Trump team that finds itself on the verge of running out of weapons by intensifying sanctions and siege.

The collapse of the enemy’s narratives

Claiming the fall of the Ali al-Tahir hills or inducing a stalemate is a psychological operation. The resistance is intact and the siege has not only failed, but has also led to the prosperity of land trade and the circumvention of the maritime stalemate.

Conclusion; From the storm of hardship to the horizon of victory

There is no stalemate. The Islamic Republic, relying on preemptive firepower and intelligence superiority, has shown that it will not allow anyone to cut off the lifeblood of the nation.