Iran has unveiled its strategy for defeating the US and Israel, the Telegraph reports.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/02/05/how-iran-plans-to-go-to-war-with-us-and-win/
An aircraft carrier could be sunk within minutes.
With munition stocks low, its defences could overwhelmed by a vast number of drones and hypersonic and anti ship missiles in minutes.
There will be no ammo or significant assets left to defend the USA itself.
As for any plans Jared Kushner amay have to hunker down on Creek Island and other residences, they are wishful thinking now Iran has warned him that he and his business are prime targets.
It will be the nail in the coffin of the US as a regional super power let alone a global superpower.
I think Jared Kushner and the Epstein administration in DC has underestimated the impact of pictures of sinking US aircraft carriers, devastated US bases, Tel Aviv and the UAE in ruins on the US stock market and economy.
It is incredible that a month after the Epstein files revealed the US government has been hijacked by a group of pyschopaths and morons, they are still in power in DC. It is not enough to subpoena people like Howard Lutnik. The entire criminal organization now instigating a war with Iran, which will almost certainly end in a fast and spectacular defeat for the USA, needs to be put in prison.
That includes Trump, JD Vance, the right hand of Peter Thiel, and Marco Rubio.
They are all clearly compromised by blackmail material and runnign the USA for Epstien, the Rothschilds and Gates and other diabolical pyschopaths in the Epstein circle who have lost contact with reality,
From The Telegraph
Iran has revealed its vision for war with the United States, detailing how it would overcome the world’s most powerful military and severely disrupt the global economy.
In a detailed battle plan published by Tasnim, the news agency affiliated to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Iran’s leadership envisages strikes on US bases, new fronts opened up by proxy allies, cyber warfare, and the paralysis of the global oil trade. Middle Eastern geography would win out against American technology, Iran insists.
Stage one: US strikes Iran
The scenario begins with US air and missile strikes targeting nuclear sites, military installations and IRGC bases, most of which are located in densely populated areas.
It is likely that US forces would launch attacks from aircraft carriers, including the USS Abraham Lincoln strike group currently in the region, strategic bombers flying from home or European bases, and possibly land-based systems in allied countries.
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American strike packages would entail stealth aircraft, precision-guided munitions and coordinated salvos designed to overwhelm Iranian air defences while minimising US aircraft losses.
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However, Iran believes it has prepared for this scenario through hardening and dispersing critical assets, building redundant command structures, and developing extensive underground facilities that would survive initial strikes.
Tehran’s calculus depends not on preventing damage, but on retaining sufficient capability to launch counter-attacks.
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“After the 12-day war, we changed our military doctrine from defensive to offensive by adopting a policy of asymmetric warfare and a crushing response to enemies,” he said.
Stage two: Iran strikes back – with help
Iran’s response would expand the battlefield beyond its borders immediately. Within hours, Tehran would launch barrages of ballistic missiles and drones at US military installations across the region, the plan envisaged.
Primary targets would include Al-Udeid air base in Qatar, which hosts the US Central Command’s forward headquarters, and serves as the main air operations hub. Iran attacked this base last year after its own nuclear sites were struck by US B-2 bombers.
In Kuwait, Ali Al Salem air base and Camp Arifjan, a major logistics centre for US ground forces, would come under attack, while facilities across the United Arab Emirates and a US base in Syria, where 2,000 US troops remain, would also be targeted.
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The Iranian strategy envisages overwhelming US defences through volume by launching hundreds or thousands of projectiles simultaneously to saturate Patriot and Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) missile defence batteries.
Iran’s arsenal includes Shahed-136 drones with 50kg payloads, Kheibar Shekan ballistic missiles with manoeuvrable warheads designed to evade missile defences, Emad ballistic missiles with 750kg payloads, and Paveh cruise missiles with a 1,000-mile range.
While many would be intercepted, Iran believes enough would penetrate to inflict significant casualties and damage critical infrastructure. Simultaneously, it is imagined that Iran’s “axis of resistance” would activate across multiple fronts.
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But the multi-front approach aims to spread America’s forces thin in the region by opening multiple conflicts in disparate locations, limiting Washington’s ability to concentrate forces against Iran itself.
Stage three: cyber warfare
Iran plans to launch cyber attacks targeting what it perceives to be American vulnerabilities: transportation networks, energy infrastructure, financial systems and military communications.
Tehran believes cyber operations could disrupt US logistics, complicate command and control, and sow chaos in allied countries hosting American forces.
By attacking civilian infrastructure, such as power grids or water systems, Iran hopes to pressure host governments to expel US forces.
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Stage four: paralysing global oil supplies
Iran’s most potent weapon, it says, is geographic: control over the Strait of Hormuz, through which approximately 21 million barrels of oil pass daily – roughly 21 per cent of global petroleum.
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Russian warships joined the IRGC later in the week for “naval exercises” in the Gulf of Oman.
Alireza Tangsiri, the IRGC navy commander, warned during those drills that “weapons that come to the field [of war] are different from the ones in drills.”
This waterway, just 24 miles wide at its narrowest point, is one of the world’s most critical energy choke points. Iran has repeatedly threatened to close the Strait during periods of heightened tension.
Iran’s tactic would involve mining the waterway, attacking tankers with missiles and drones, and potentially sinking vessels to block shipping channels.
IRGC naval forces have practised swarming tactics, using small boats armed with rockets and torpedoes, designed to overwhelm larger warships.
Such actions would send oil prices soaring, potentially to $200 (£160) or more per barrel, inflicting severe economic damage worldwide and putting pressure on the US to back down.
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Iran calculates this economic weapon could fracture the international coalition supporting US military action.
The US has contingency plans for keeping Hormuz open, including mine-sweeping operations, destroyer escorts for tanker convoys and strikes on Iranian coastal installations.
However, even partially degraded shipping through the Strait of Hormuz would roil global markets. Iran believes the economic cost would ultimately force Washington to negotiate rather than sustain an extended war.
Yet this strategy carries risks for Iran itself. Oil exports account for the majority of its government revenue, and closing Hormuz would devastate Iran’s economy even more than its enemies’.
Stage five: the endgame
Tehran’s strategy banks on the US and its allies concluding that the costs of sustained conflict would exceed any benefits.
By threatening global energy supplies, imposing continuous attacks across multiple countries and potentially inflicting significant US casualties, Iran hopes to create an unsustainable multi-front situation.
Iranian planners believe the US has limited appetite for protracted wars after Afghanistan and Iraq.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/02/05/how-iran-plans-to-go-to-war-with-us-and-win/
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