Experts analyzed what Iran's shift from retaliation to offence could mean for the war in West Asia. Since the US-Israeli strikes on 28 February, Tehran has largely portrayed its strikes against the United States, Israel and Gulf countries as revenge for attacks on the Islamic Republic.
Experts analyzed what Iran's shift from retaliation to offence could mean for the war in West Asia. Since the US-Israeli strikes on 28 February, Tehran has largely portrayed its strikes against the United States, Israel and Gulf countries as revenge for attacks on the Islamic Republic.
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Experts analyzed what Iran's shift from retaliation to offence could mean for the war in West Asia. Since the US-Israeli strikes on 28 February, Tehran has largely portrayed its strikes against the United States, Israel and Gulf countries as revenge for attacks on the Islamic Republic.
