Now Victory Depends on Who Can Fight the Longest
The Gulf is struggling to contend with a new era of attrition warfare.


In a new era of conflict in the Middle East – defined by protracted, open-ended wars of attrition – traditional measures of military strength are being upended, and power is increasingly defined by who can keep fighting the longest. The emerging reality means a weaker military actor can achieve significant political by forcing its adversary … Continue reading Now Victory Depends on Who Can Fight the Longest
The Gulf is struggling to contend with a new era of attrition warfare.