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Key Factors in US Iran Victory
The article discusses the concept of strategic illusion in wars, which is the false belief that military victories alone are sufficient to achieve political objectives. It explains that success in battle or military operations does not guarantee the attainment of desired political outcomes, a fact illustrated by examples such as Vietnam, Afghanistan, and the conflict with Iran. Even if armed forces achieve tactical and field successes, political goals may remain unachieved or unconsidered if success is not properly evaluated at the strategic level. Therefore, the analysis emphasizes the importance of understanding each party's vision of the final results and how success is measured in alignment with their political objectives, in order to avoid misunderstandings that could lead to ongoing conflicts without reaching the intended outcomes.
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