"Iran's Escalating Proxy Conflicts Edge Closer to Regional Reckoning"

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The U.S. has recently targeted Iran's proxy groups in the Middle East, including a deadly drone strike against a militia in Baghdad and threats against Houthi rebels in Yemen. These actions are in response to increased attacks by these proxies, such as Hamas and Hezbollah, against U.S. and Israeli interests. Iran's proxies have been a tool for Tehran to exert influence and challenge U.S. presence in the region without direct involvement. Despite these tensions, the U.S. and Israel have managed to maintain or expand their influence in the Middle East, while Iran's proxies have not achieved decisive gains.
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- Central Asian Jihadi Perspectives on Iran's 'Axis of Resistance' The Diplomat
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