State presence threatens militia decline

The article discusses the regional conflicts in the area, focusing on the tensions between major powers and their militias, especially Hezbollah and Iran, in the context of Iran's efforts to expand its influence in Syria and Lebanon. It indicates that there are secret attempts by Syrian officials and Hezbollah to hold meetings related to the interests of both countries, but these have not produced clear outcomes, and Iran is angry about not being invited to such meetings. The article also points out that the Tehran regime seeks to strengthen the axis of resistance, but its project has led to the weakening of the Islamic state and its transformation into militias used to support its military and economic interests, despite the losses suffered by Arab countries. It is also mentioned that Lebanon faces Israeli and Iranian threats, and that the Lebanese state is trying to maintain its cohesion amidst pressure from regional powers. The article concludes that the presence of the state has alarmed some militias, especially Hezbollah, which aims to maintain its influence under the guise of resistance, while the region continues to head toward escalating tensions due to conflicting parties' interests.

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