Why America Cannot End Its Wars

Five years after the end of the U.S. war in Afghanistan, the United States is heading toward a new confrontation with Iran, as challenges and difficulties increase in achieving a decisive military victory. The Afghan experience highlights how difficult withdrawal is, despite the growing acknowledgment that military decisive victory in conflicts is impossible, raising questions about the reasons for hesitation in ending these wars despite an awareness of potential failure. Today, the American military is engaged in an economic war against Iran, with tensions continuing and reaching their seventh month, despite diplomatic efforts to end the conflict, which have so far yielded no results.

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