A former official of the Ministry of Oil and an expert in international political and energy issues believes that the main criterion for success in contemporary wars is not who has inflicted the most damage on the opponent; rather, the issue is who has been able to transform battlefield achievements into a stable and sustainable political order.
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Why Wars No Longer Have Victors?
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September 19, 2026
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A former oil ministry official discusses the changing nature of warfare, emphasizing that victory is now defined by the ability to establish a lasting political order rather than merely inflicting damage. This perspective highlights the evolving criteria for success in modern conflicts.
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