Iran's naval strategy is crucial in defending its interests in Gulf waters amid rising tensions with the U.S. While the Iranian Navy's engagement has been minimal regarding recent US strikes and Israel, it serves as a deterrent force. Since the 1979 revolution, Iran has created a layered naval command, blending conventional and irregular forces, including the IRGC. Although Iran's naval capabilities rank it 37th globally, it possesses a force that leverages asymmetric warfare, utilizing indigenous technology to threaten hostile actions in strategic locations like the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's navy has not yet engaged in visible conflict with Israel, suggesting Tehran may be cautious in its naval engagements despite ongoing U.S. tensions.
Tehran has developed a specialized naval force focused on asymmetric warfare, indigenous technology, and strategic deployment to threaten hostile actions in the Gulf.
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