The United States has once again found itself confronting an adversary that prefers unconventional tactics over traditional military engagements, a reality that echoes many of the lessons learned during the post 9/11 wars.
While American forces have achieved significant battlefield successes against Iran's conventional military assets, analysts say the broader conflict highlights the enduring challenge of asymmetric warfare.
Unlike conventional conflicts that often measure success by destroyed equipment and captured territory, asymmetric warfare revolves around imposing long term costs, creating political ...
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