From Mobilization to Party: Disabling the Leadership

The events of the article revolve around the escalation of regional and international pressures on Iran's influence and its armed proxies in the Middle East, especially in Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria. Current developments indicate a shift from a policy of containment to one of tightening the screws on Iran-backed armed groups, aiming to reduce their influence and strengthen the authority of local governments. Recently, Iraq has seen targeted strikes against Popular Mobilization Forces and Iran-affiliated militias, accompanied by American statements and a Saudi escalation aimed at asserting state sovereignty at the expense of armed factions. At the same time, Iran and Damascus are increasing the readiness of their military forces, with reinforced military deployments along the Lebanon-Syria border, while international and regional powers continue to coordinate to maintain control of the situation and establish new security balances. Amidst all this, the Lebanese are awaiting the outcomes of these developments and Lebanon’s stance on this regional shift.

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