Post by AOJ (@OsobaseAOJ)

"Typically, in asymmetric wars the stronger side does not face the same potential for regime death as the weaker side. In short, it has less on the line. And this can lead to lesser resolve, making it hard to sustain the costs of war required to defeat the weaker, more determined rival."

-Will Walldorf, Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Wake
Forest University

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