Iran's conflict drains resources amid rising ground costs
The article discusses the failure of American military and strategic calculations to achieve a quick victory against Iran. Expectations were that the operations would last for a short period, but the confrontation has now continued for six months. The report states that Iran has managed to turn the war into a costly attrition contest for the United States. Despite American military superiority in the air and technology, Washington has not been able to impose political submission on Tehran quickly, leading to an increase in the war's cost and its ongoing duration. The report indicates that this development complicates future military options against Iran, especially after the war has proven to be long and expensive. This reduces the likelihood of quick decisive action and adds more complexity to Washington’s calculations.
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