This page offers a detailed analysis of the ongoing conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, focusing on developments 100 days after the initial strikes. Contrary to early expectations of a swift conclusion, Iran has demonstrated significant resilience, continuing to execute attacks on American and allied targets in the Gulf region. The conflict has thus persisted, posing ongoing risks to regional stability and the vital shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz. Associate Professor Kamran Matin contributes expert commentary on Iran's use of hybrid warfare tactics and the factors contributing to the prolonged nature of the hostilities.
Additionally, the page provides context for understanding the broader implications of the conflict's endurance for the Middle East's future security landscape. It emphasizes the complexities that have extended the war beyond initial projections and highlights the strategic approaches Iran employs to sustain its position. The analysis serves as a resource for those interested in current geopolitical dynamics and the challenges facing the region amid continuing tensions.