Civil War Strategies in the Strait of Hormuz
Wars rarely end the way that anyone imagined at the beginning. As dreams of brilliant lightning strikes fade, most conflicts settle into slow campaigns to grind down the enemy's will to fight. The exhilarating illusion of quick glory passes
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Wars rarely end the way that anyone imagined at the beginning. As dreams of brilliant lightning strikes fade, most conflicts settle into slow campaigns to grind down the enemy's will to fight.
The exhilarating illusion of quick glory passes first into despair and then grim determination to find some advantage that will finish the job. The United States and Iran are in such a struggle.
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