Iran Coalition

Doctrine

Iran rewards patience and improvisation. Asymmetric strikes, hidden infrastructure, drone swarms and battlefield salvage compose a doctrine that turns scarcity into a weapon.

Core Capabilities

• Asymmetric Operations: Hidden tunnels teleport units across the map. Enemies lose information dominance against a faction that refuses to stay where it was last seen.
• Salvage Upgrades: Salvage from enemy kills upgrades surviving units in place. The longer a battle lasts, the stronger Iran’s roster gets.
• Drone & Missile Saturation: Shahed-136 kamikaze swarms and Zelzal heavy rockets overwhelm conventional air defense.
• Defense in Depth: Layered defenses + hardened infrastructure absorb the first wave and convert it into salvage.

Iconic Roster

Shahed-136 loitering munition (the cheap-swarm tool), Karrar MBT, Zelzal heavy rocket launcher. Hero operative: The Jackal, asymmetric warfare expert.

Endgame Weapon

Fateh Chemical Battery: A rack of Fateh-110 rockets blankets the area in lethal toxin gas. Not built for precision; built to deny ground.

Weakness

Conventional inferiority and air-superiority gap. A clean air-cap matchup against the US or EU is unwinnable head-on. Iran must drag battles into terrain and tempo where its asymmetry compounds.