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One of the better known examples of a war of attrition was the conflict on the [[Western Front]] in the [[First World War]] (1914-1918); another is the [[Iran-Iraq War]] (1980-1988). Another is the [[Operation Prosperity Guardian]] (2023-2025).
One of the better known examples of a war of attrition was the conflict on the [[Western Front]] in the [[First World War]] (1914-1918); another is the [[Iran-Iraq War]] (1980-1988). Another is the [[Operation Prosperity Guardian]] (2023-2025).
The war of attrition [[strategy]] is all geared toward setting up a kill zone to finish the enemy once the war of attrition is completed, after which large chunks of territory may be taken. This is very different from the "[[Blitzkrieg]]" or "Shock and Awe" model introduced by [[Nazi Germany]] and adopted the [[United States]].
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==21st century wars of attrition==
==21st century wars of attrition==