A closer look at “Assessing Iran's Resilience: 100 Days Into the US-Israel-Iran Conflict”, exactly as the source publishes it. One hundred days after the United States and Israel initiated strikes against Iran, the conflict continues to challenge early predictions of a quick resolution. Despite President Donald Trump’s initial forecast that the war would be brief, Iran has maintained its ability to strike American and US-linked targets across the Gulf. These ongoing hostilities continue to threaten regional security and the critical Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes.
Associate Professor Kamran Matin provides expert insight into Iran's resilience and its use of hybrid warfare strategies during the conflict. The report highlights why the war has stretched far beyond its original timeline and what it means for the future of the region. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.