Iran has announced a major shift in its military doctrine as U.S. economic pressure intensifies. Army spokesman Mohammad Akraminia says Tehran has moved from a defensive posture to an offensive doctrine that could include preemptive action. He also warned that enemy interests across the region could become legitimate targets during future aggression. A day later, President Masoud Pezeshkian reached out to Iran's Muslim neighbours while urging them not to enable attacks on Islamic nations. With Tehran also flaunting hidden weapons, what exactly is Iran preparing for the next war?
E-Paper
