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“National Interest” magazine compared the 1956 Suez Crisis with the US confrontation with Iran, warning that military superiority does not guarantee political success. It said the failure of the tripartite invasion stemmed from overconfidence in battlefield victory, misjudging international reactions, and having no postwar plan. The crisis ended with the withdrawal of troops and the reopening of the canal under Egyptian control in April 1957. The magazine argued that Washington faces similar risks: airstrikes have not resolved the conflict with Iran, while the costs are mounting and shipping and oil markets are being affected. The real test, it said, is whether military pressure can be turned into a long-term settlement.
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