Iran's Endurance Strategy vs Israel & US

0:00This is Cory, keeping you informed on what's happening worldwide. You're listening to Global News today. Iran's military is locked in a fight for survival against Israel and the United States, not aiming for a clear battlefield win. Leaders in Tehran have prepared for years, knowing their regional moves could spark this kind of direct clash. They are using a mix of missiles, drones, and ally groups to deter attacks and outlast their foes. With huge gaps in technology and firepower, Iran focuses on endurance over victory. They have built up cheap, long-range weapons that can hit US bases and nearby Arab nations and slip past Israel's defenses. Each successful strike carries heavy psychological impact, even if it is just one projectile. The strategy plays on war's high costs. Iran's low-priced drones force Israel and the US to burn through million dollar interceptors while threats near the strait of war moves spied global, energy prices, and build pressure to back off.

1:01Attacks on countries like Qatar and the United Arab Emirates aimed to make hosting American troops too risky. Recent US and Israeli strikes killed top commanders, including Supreme Leader Ali Kamenei last Saturday. Iran's forces keep fighting thanks to a decentralized setup in the Revolutionary Guard Corps, with local leaders given launch authority to dodge, communication breakdowns, and targeted hits. Both sides bet they can endure longer than the other, draining resources and testing political will. Missile stocks dwindle under constant attack, defenses get strained, and neighbor tensions rise. The big question is whether Iran can stay standing without losing its few regional friends. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow. Built for comfort and calm. S-O-L-I. SullyPillow.com