Historical examples show that claims about drones replacing carriers or tanks becoming obsolete rest on narrow scenarios and incomplete analysis.
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Iranian scholars revisit the 1988 ceasefire, warning Tehran risks repeating past mistakes by overestimating its endurance and missing diplomatic exits.
Iranian strikes and energy shocks batter Jordan, but Aqaba trade, remittances, and new US deals keep the kingdom afloat.
A Wall Street Journal column calls falling oil and rising rates a paradox, but economics shows rates drive crude lower.
The Iran-Iraq Air War became a proving ground where US jets faced Soviet MiGs, reshaping airpower lessons for Desert Storm
Asymmetric War in Iran exposes how advanced militaries trap themselves by mistaking technological superiority for resolve and will.
Iran’s wartime weakness pushes it to welcome back exiles, trading social control for unity while demanding loyalty from returning critics.
Hormuz closure shattered US oil independence, driving gasoline up over 50% and exposing consumers to global market shocks.
Hezbollah recast its Ali Al Taher defeat as attrition, shifting narrative through five phases while Israel dismantled the tunnel complex.
Pete Hegseth pushed an unwinnable Iran war, ignored depleted missiles, and dismissed troop morale, leaving Trump trapped and demanding removal.