Bryan Clark joins the Telegraph to explain why Iran is willing to play a long game—patiently waiting out the United States—and argues that Washington needs to apply greater pressure in the Strait of Hormuz. He also outlines Iran’s remaining naval capabilities, including its use of midget submarines and fast attack boats.
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Migrants storm a barbed-wire fence as they attempt to cross the land border with Spain's African enclave of Ceuta near Fnideq in northern Morocco on September 15, 2024. (Getty Images)