unconventional
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Maybe not the KSA, but they can definitely go after the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait; and make the region and world economy suffer. They can persuade the Houthis to close Bab Al Mandab and further hurt the region. These are low-hanging fruits in my opinion and easier to do.It would be a huge mistake for Iran to target Gulf energy infrastructure right now. As things stand, the focus is squarely on Israeli aggression, but striking regional neighbors like KSA would completely isolate Tehran. An attack on KSA would also force Pakistan to instantly drop its role as a neutral mediator and give full support to Riyadh. If Iran wants to hurt Netanyahu's government without triggering a major regional blowback, targeting Israel's own energy infrastructure is the only logical move.
These steps will really hurt the region, the US and the world economy; but they won’t deter Israel.
To deter Israel, they need to have significant impacts on key Israeli infrastructure. They need to focus on achieving something they haven’t achieved yet.






