In an interview with ILNA, a professor of international relations at Tehran University said:

In an interview with ILNA, a professor of international relations at Tehran University said:

From Vietnam to the Strait of Hormuz, military power is decisive, but does not guarantee victory. Referring to the historical experience of the United States from the Vietnam War to the Strait of Hormuz crisis, a professor of international relations at the University of Tehran emphasizes that Washington's military superiority does not necessarily mean the ability to impose political demands on Iran, since the results of conflicts, in addition to military force, also depend on the costs of the war, the political will of the parties and their ability to withstand long-term pressures.