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Ongoing debate over Engagement Rules and Dilemmas
The article indicates that the war between the United States and Iran may develop into a protracted situation resembling an "endless war," where there is neither the intention nor the capacity to bring it to a definitive end, despite it not remaining an open-ended, unlimited conflict. Both sides rely on flexible rules of engagement aimed at managing the conflict and avoiding escalation into a full-scale war, as seen in the Strait of Hormuz and other areas in the region. It appears that the conflict is intertwined across multiple arenas, including Houthi attacks and escalating crises elsewhere, such as in Ukraine, which signals a buildup of crises and the potential for them to escalate into larger, harder-to-control conflicts. Amid ongoing fighting on multiple fronts, it becomes clear that the only thing preventing an escalation of the confrontation is the continued adherence to these rules of engagement, even though they may allow the war to persist in a limited, small-scale manner and restrict control over escalation. This situation threatens to turn the conflict into a broader global crisis.
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