Iran’s postwar rebuild will turn less on battlefield conditions than on procurement. The report argues that Tehran’s damaged navy, shipyards, weapons plants and drone stocks will require foreign dual-use goods — from salvage equipment and CNC machine tools to drone electronics and marine engines — giving Washington and its allies a narrow window to disrupt supply chains before new routes through China, Pakistan, Turkey or the Caspian region harden. Its central policy recommendation is to adapt Russia-style anti-diversion tools to Iran, including “no reexport” clauses, third-country outreach and authority to restrict sales through suspected transshipment hubs.
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