Six months after the United States and ‘Israel’ launched their war against Iran on 28 February, the conflict can be assessed not only by the damage inflicted or the number of missiles fired, but by the objective fact that Washington and Tel Aviv have failed to achieve their strategic objectives. The project was far more ambitious than striking Iranian military and nuclear facilities. It sought to break the Islamic Republic’s deterrent capacity, trigger internal destabilisation, decisively weaken the Axis of Resistance and pave the way for a new regional architecture under Israeli hegemony and US military protection. None of this happened as planned. The Iranian government did not fall, the state did not collapse and Iran retained sufficient capacity to […]
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