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Foreign Policy critiques US military strategy
Foreign Policy magazine notes that the war launched by the United States against Iran since 2026 has not achieved the swift goals that were promised, amid ongoing disruptions to navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and its impact on the global economy. Despite the U.S. military's superiority in terms of money, weapons, and technology, many of America's past wars—such as Vietnam and Afghanistan—have shown that military control often does not guarantee political victory, and reliance on overwhelming force can hinder the achievement of long-term objectives and strengthen adversaries. The report warns of a shift in thinking towards using force as a doctrine focused on lethal violence, which undermines strategic understanding and leads to unforeseen outcomes, since excessive strength can sometimes empower the enemy rather than defeating them.
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