No Longer a Local Crisis, but a Fracture in the System In the Western narrative, the war against Iran was supposed to be rapid, surgical, almost didactic: a few well-placed strikes, some infrastructure hit, a destabilized chain of command, and the usual belief that technological and military pressure…
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The central fact the West still struggles to accept is simple: the war against Iran, conceived as a rapid, surgical and politically decisive operation, is not delivering the result Washington and Tel Aviv expected. This is not because the United States and Israel lack technological superiority, firepower or…
There is a point at which wars cease to be merely military campaigns and become systemic crises. In the conflict involving the United States, Israel and Iran, that point has a precise name: the Strait of Hormuz. But stopping at Hormuz, essential as it is, is still not…