[48136] New Exposés: Iran Has Been Preparing for Asymmetric Confrontation With the U.S. for Three Decades

Iranian Intelligence: A Strategy of Decades and Extraordinary Military Technology

New security reports published on the "Fox News" network, as reported by Online News (known for a pro-Israel and pro-U.S. administration stance), are raising concern among commanders of the U.S. Fifth Fleet. According to intelligence, extremist elements in Tehran are considering using "units of trained dolphins, equipped with naval mines" to attack American vessels in the event of an escalation. This involves technology acquired back in the Soviet era, but it is now claimed that it has been refined and includes explosive charges operated by remote control or contact.

At the same time, archival footage from Iran has been revealed, indicating early and prolonged planning for a confrontation with the United States. As reported in Carmel News - News and 🚨Current Security News🚨, videos were circulated from the Revolutionary Guards' Command College from the 1990s, in which the organization's future commander, Hossein Salami, conducts a course on asymmetric warfare.

Also at News 360 | All The News they expanded on this topic, noting that Salami instructed officers on "how to endure in a war with the U.S. by raising economic costs and political shocks." The sources note that Iran has been preparing for a scenario of prolonged confrontation with the U.S. for over 30 years, a strategy designed to create political instability and burden the American economy.