Al-Hadath Studio: US and Iran Influence from Iraq to Lebanon

Washington's policy towards Iran has focused on reducing its influence and preventing it from acquiring nuclear weapons, utilizing various tools including diplomacy, sanctions, and maximum pressure. This strategy has led to heightened tensions in the Gulf over maritime security and oil facilities, with threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Gulf countries to bolster their defenses and seek a balance between relying on American protection and avoiding direct confrontation with Iran. In Iraq, the country has become an indirect battleground for the conflict between Washington and Tehran, with American troops and Iran-backed armed factions present. Meanwhile, the struggle in Lebanon centers on Hezbollah, which Washington considers a tool of Iran's influence; efforts involve sanctions and pressure aimed at supporting the Lebanese army and reducing Hezbollah's sway.

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