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The article discusses the concept of the "War of Attrition" theory proposed by the United States through the lens of exhausting opposing parties in conflicts. According to this theory, continuing a war until it reaches its peak is considered the solution for achieving peace through fatigue and decisive victory. It suggests that a temporary ceasefire prolongs conflicts and gives the parties a chance to rearm, ultimately deepening the state of war and establishing a new reality. The theory takes into account the interests of major powers in exhausting weaker nations, especially in regional conflicts such as the Arab-Israeli wars and the Balkan wars. It has been repeatedly applied in recent international crises, exemplified by the wars in Syria and Russia’s war on Ukraine. The article argues that this theory reflects the interests of Israel and the United States, fueling conflicts rather than resolving them, and represents a continuation of nihilistic wars that threaten the region while ignoring international law principles.
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