Iran's Asymmetric Strategy That Could Change Everything

The military conflict with Iran may ultimately hinge less on battlefield destruction and more on political endurance. Iran does not necessarily need to defeat U.S. forces outright. In an asymmetric conflict, simply surviving long enough to outlast American political support could achieve many of Tehran’s objectives.

American wars are shaped by elections, public opinion, and the shifting priorities of successive administrations. If the conflict drags on without a clear and rapid resolution, Iran’s strategy may be to rely on those internal political pressures within the United States rather than attempting a direct military victory.

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