U.S. Military Strategy in Iran Focuses on Short War Tactics Amid Extended Conflict
The United States, under President Trump, initially anticipated a brief conflict with Iran, suggesting it could be resolved within weeks. However, the timeline has been extended, with the conflict now expected to last several more weeks. The war, which began on February 28, has already surpassed a month in duration. The U.S. strategy emphasizes speed and concentrated force, utilizing a mix of air and naval power rather than large-scale ground offensives. Key military assets include bombers, fighters, electronic attack aircraft, and naval vessels, aiming to degrade Iranian military capabilities such as command centers, air defenses, and missile sites. This approach seeks to achieve rapid military effects to prevent the conflict from expanding politically or geographically. 
