Straitcraft: How geography gives Iran leverage and could do the same for India
- Influence over Hormuz has given Iran a form of leverage that is disproportionate to its conventional economic and military weight.
- It has been more than 200 days since the US-Iran war began, and yet the conflict remains without a conclusion.
- One can expect a superpower like the United States, with the biggest economy and overwhelming military might, to swiftly win the war.
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- Influence over Hormuz has given Iran a form of leverage that is disproportionate to its conventional economic and military weight.
- It has been more than 200 days since the US-Iran war began, and yet the conflict remains without a conclusion.
- One can expect a superpower like the United States, with the biggest economy and overwhelming military might, to swiftly win the war.
Sources: Times of India