Hezbollah Readies Support Awaiting Iran

The "Wall Street Journal" quoted officials as saying that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps exploited the calm period following the memorandum of understanding with the United States to prepare the ground for further attacks by supporting allied groups in Iraq, Yemen, and Lebanon. Iran has sent advisors to discuss these plans amid warnings of a potential military escalation. The commander of the Quds Force, General Esmail Ghaani, visited Iraq and demanded that pro-Iran factions not comply with the Iraqi government's request to hand over weapons. Additionally, an Iranian official announced that Iran is shifting from a defensive to an offensive policy, raising concerns about a new military escalation that could threaten the southern front of Lebanon, especially with Hezbollah’s refusal to surrender its weapons and its rejection of handing over the Al-Tahir facility, possibly rekindling conflict with Israel. So far, the United States and Israel have restrained the escalation, but there are fears that Iran may signal the start of a new confrontation, particularly as the expiration of the memorandum of understanding between Tehran and Washington approaches.

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