Syria as Hezbollah's encirclement base

The article discusses the escalating international debate over Hezbollah's weaponry and the impact of Syrian military movements along the Lebanese border in the context of reshaping the balance of power in the Middle East. Observers believe that the idea of disarming Hezbollah or limiting its support environment is not necessarily aimed at forcibly stripping the group of its weapons. Instead, the goal appears to be gradually dismantling the environment that protects Hezbollah by strengthening border control and reducing regional supplies and support—thus draining its sources of strength and transforming them into political and economic burdens. This also reflects a shift in regional power dynamics, where the probable objective is to reposition roles and alliances rather than simply disarm Hezbollah, especially given Damascus’s steadfast rejection and its lack of political and military capacity to carry out such an action.

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