Iran Withdraws Military from Syria Amid Strategic Collapse

Iran's strategic influence in Syria, once considered a crucial element of its regional power, is crumbling under international and domestic pressures. Despite massive financial and military investments to support Bashar al-Assad's regime, Iran's ambitions face significant setbacks, threatening its regional dominance and potentially destabilizing Tehran itself. Public discontent over Iran's foreign policy expenditures, coupled with the erosion of its "strategic depth," highlights the regime's vulnerabilities and the potential collapse of its expansionist goals.