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​The "Escalation Trap" in the Iran War; Have the US and Israel become victims of their own military success? The US and Israel are currently in a cycle of "self-destructive successes." Each effective military strike intensifies the need for the other side to respond and narrows the space for diplomacy. ​The strategic result of being caught in this trap means that Washington-Tel Aviv's military superiority has failed to solve their security puzzle; because in the model of asymmetric wars, "strategic sustainability" and "cost tolerance" are more decisive variables than "firepower." In this scenario, escalating tensions, rather than being a tool to contain Iran, has become a drive to change the balance of power in Tehran's favor. ​In this episode of the "Rahgosha" program, Mohammad Manzarpour hosts Babak Darbiki to examine new dimensions of military tensions in the region and the hidden strategies of the powers in an in-depth and analytical conversation. International analysts talk about a concept called the “Escalation Trap”; a situation in which initial military successes can lead to a dangerous strategic stalemate. But are Washington and Tel Aviv really caught in a trap of their own making? In this conversation, we will discuss the following topics: The concept of the escalation trap: Why can Israel and the United States’ tactical military successes end up costing them in the long run? Robert Pipp’s analysis: Why does this prominent theorist believe that escalating the war will ultimately be to Iran’s strategic advantage? Washington’s options: Does the United States have a way out of this self-made crisis or will it be forced to accept greater costs? Be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments section and subscribe to the Rahgosha channel to support independent analysis. #Iran_News​#Guide #Mohammad_Manzarpour #Babak_Darbeiki #Escalation_Trap #Iran_War #America_and_Israel #Robert_Pipe #Political_Analysis #Foreign_Policy #Middle_East