How War Looks From the Rest of the World | The High Top

In a CSIS discussion, Jon Alterman and Nancy discuss how the U.S.-Iran war is felt beyond the battlefield, drawing on Nancy’s travels through the UAE and India. They explore how rising powers are re-evaluating their relationships with the United States, seeing overreliance as a risk and seeking to diversify partnerships.

The conversation covers how cheap drones and missiles are eroding the U.S. military advantage, and the challenges of resupplying sophisticated systems. It also touches on the lack of a clear end to the war, with Washington focused on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and the possibility that the war may give the U.S. military an opening to rethink how it trains, buys, and supplies itself for a new era of conflict.

Sources: CSIS (YouTube)