Checkmate in Iran

By Piri ·

The article argues that the United States has suffered a strategic defeat in its conflict with Iran, with Tehran strengthening its regional position by seizing control of the Strait of Hormuz. It notes that the Trump administration was forced to withdraw, unwilling to risk further military intervention.

Chapters

  1. US Defeat in the Iran Conflict
  2. The Unique Nature of Iran's Defeat
  3. Loss of Prestige of American Power
  4. Trump's Strategic Decisions
  5. Risks and Consequences of Military Action
  6. The Inevitability of Defeat
  7. Iran's Strait Control and the New Status Quo
  8. Gulf States' Alignment with Iran
  9. Iran's Influence on the Energy Market
  10. The Shift in Global Power Balance
  11. Adapting to a Post-American World
  12. Regional and Global Consequences
  13. The Expansion of Great Power Competition
  14. The Decline of America's Global Influence

Adapted from Hüseyin Vodinalı (Robert Kagan).

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