Favo's Doctrine: From Deterrence to Iran Negotiations
The article discusses the transformation of the American doctrine "Vavo" from a policy of direct deterrence to one based on raw power and concessions with Iran. After the strategy succeeded in some areas, experience has shown its failure in direct confrontation with Tehran, especially in the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran has gained control of the situation and demands financial and political concessions, in addition to the withdrawal of American forces from the region. Developments have also revealed uncalculated military decisions that led to economic and field exhaustion. Washington's policy has shifted toward seeking settlements with minimal losses, highlighting the limits of American power and the lack of coordination with allies.
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