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- Understanding Irans Use of Terrorist Groups as Proxies
From its longtime financial support of Hezbollah in Lebanon to its backing of militias in Iraq and Yemen, Iran's utilization of proxy groups has shaped regional dynamics, fueled conflicts, and presented a complex challenge for global security
- Iran’s Islamist Proxies in the Middle East | Wilson Center
Since 1984, and across six presidencies, the United States has sanctioned Iran’s extensive network of militia proxies in the Middle East to contain Tehran’s regional influence The Trump administration increased the pace and scope of punitive economic measures between 2017 and 2021
- Understanding Iran’s Regional Proxy Forces: A Comprehensive . . .
Iran supports several key proxy groups that significantly shape its regional influence and military strategy Hezbollah, based in Lebanon, operates as a formidable force, engaging in both military and political activities that align with Iranian interests, especially against Israel
- Iran’s Regional Proxies: Reshaping the Middle East and . . .
The deep-rooted relationships between Iran and its proxy groups, coupled with their ability to leverage regional conflicts, challenge regional security and stability, especially as Iran continues to assert its influence amid escalating regional tensions triggered by the ongoing war in Gaza
- Iran’s Regional Armed Network - Council on Foreign Relations
Fighters from Shiite Muslim–majority countries such as Iraq and Lebanon compose Iran’s main proxies, but groups from the Sunni-majority Palestinian territories, Syria, and Yemen have also
- Iran’s Proxy Strategy: Militant Networks and Regional . . .
To investigate the Iranian interests in the region • To identify the role that proxy forces play in Iran’s regional foreign policy • To understand the Iranian use of proxies and unconventional warfare • To explore the effectiveness of Iran’s proxy forces in achieving Tehran’s strategic objectives
- Explainer: Iran and its proxies and widening violence in the . . .
Iran launched missile strikes on three different countries this week - Iraq, Syria and Pakistan - while proxy militant groups it backs continue to target US and Western interests and
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