What’s Iran’s war strategy and what risks does it pose?
Al Jazeera
US-Israeli attacks have triggered global economic shocks.
Iran has kept up attacks on neighbouring Gulf states and Israel, despite intense US and Israeli bombing, with senior Iranian figures assassinated.
The Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed – limiting the transit of vital energy supplies.
So what’s Iran’s strategy, and what are its options?
Presenter: Nick Clark
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