Okaz: Iran's agents' regional roles will evolve soon

Al-Akhbar expects that Iran's proxies in the region will see a shift in their roles in the coming period, potentially moving towards less military and more political functions. This comes as external support for them diminishes, increasing their reliance on local resources and limiting their capacity to carry out broad regional agendas. It has been noted that supporting these groups has historically consumed significant economic resources from Iran, which faces sanctions and internal unrest—factors that are beginning to raise questions about the sustainability of this funding. Estimates also suggest that any potential agreement with the United States might involve reducing Iranian influence through its proxies, though this support would not be entirely withdrawn and would depend on factors such as the economic strength of the influence, internal pressures, and regional and international changes. Ultimately, Iran’s proxies in the region will not disappear quickly, but they are likely to undergo profound changes in their nature in the coming phase.

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