Psychological Warfare: If Success Is Measured in Network Disruption Rather Than Territory, Is Our Idea of Victory Obsolete—and What Moral Ledger Would Actually Count?

If modern conflict is defined by perception rather than position, what does victory even mean? In the age of psychological warfare, battles unfold not in trenches but in timelines, not through occupation but through influence.

The struggle is for belief, for fear, and for control of truth itself. In Shadows of Tehran, Nick Berg transforms this invisible conflict into something deeply human — a meditation on conscience...