Kuala Lampur, June 19 -- The world is teetering on the edge of a strategic delusion. With the early tactical success of Israel's air campaign against Iran, and the muted or supportive reactions from G7 capitals, a dangerous overconfidence has begun to shape the logic of war.

What was originally conceived as a limited strategic strike is rapidly transforming into a maximalist doctrine of total victory, with growing pressure for Iran's unconditional surrender. Trump has been the first to jump on board.

This is a moment where military hubris, not prudence, is steering policy-and the global fallout could be severe.

The mirage of early success

Israel's military achievements in the opening salvos of this conflict are significant. Supported ...