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US Hegemony's Limits
The article argues that changes in the Middle East—particularly advances in missiles and drones and the spread of asymmetric warfare—reveal the limits of the United States’ ability to turn its military superiority into political outcomes and lasting stability. Inflicting losses on Iran does not guarantee a change in its choices, just as Iran’s resilience does not amount to an all-out strategic victory. The article does not predict an imminent collapse of U.S. influence; rather, it points to Washington’s declining ability to manage regional balances on its own, as regional powers take on greater roles and Gulf states, including Saudi Arabia, diversify their partnerships while keeping channels of dialogue open with Tehran. It recommends strengthening national defense capabilities, diversifying alliances, and building regional understandings, emphasizing that stability requires balancing military deterrence with political accommodation.
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