The Endless Cycle of War in the Strait of Hormuz The US Iran conflict has become a perpetual presence on the global stage, with no clear end in sight.
This stalemate is not unique to the conflict between the two countries; it's a symptom of a larger problem: the West's inability to adapt its military strategy to new realities.
For decades, Western powers have relied on economic sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and occasional military intervention to deal with rogue states like Iran.