Why Iran is Winning Its Asymmetric War Against Two Superior Nuclear Powers: The United States and Israel, According to Arreguin-Toft, by Alfredo Jalife-Rahme

It is common to scorn the way weak nations wage war and label them terrorists. Yet, in the case of Iran against the United States, it is the latter that is defeated. But the parallel doesn't end there. Unlike Ho Chi Minh's Vietnam, Iran is not content with its victory: it is trying to solidify its revolution by forcing the Gulf States, and then the Western states, to acknowledge their dependence on the crimes of the United States.