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Iran is reportedly adapting its missile strategy to penetrate American-led air defences despite weeks of relentless strikes on its launch sites and weapons infrastructure. According to The Wall Street Journal, Tehran is firing smaller, carefully timed salvos from mobile positions deeper inside the country and relying increasingly on longer-range missiles. Iran has also shifted toward less-defended military and logistical sites, forcing Washington to protect a vast network of bases, ports and command centres across the region. Former CENTCOM commander Joseph Votel told the Journal that Tehran no longer needs massive barrages—it only needs a small number of missiles to breach the defensive shield. The danger was demonstrated in Jordan, where an Iranian strike killed two American service members and left another missing. Patriot and THAAD may intercept most incoming threats, but every defence consumes an expensive missile. Iran’s strategy is increasingly clear: fire fewer weapons, select targets carefully and prove that American bombing cannot eliminate its ability to retaliate. Watch.
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