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Sameeh Al-Maaytah: Iran’s proxies weaken
The article discusses Iran's escalation in the region and its decision to rely on military escalation rather than negotiation, despite the significant losses it has suffered in both economic and military spheres. The report clarifies that the Iranian leadership, represented by the Revolutionary Guard and religious and political circles, views negotiations with the United States as a threat to the regime’s survival and considers them currently off the table. Instead, they prefer to expand confrontations by targeting the region, including Jordan and Gulf countries, with the aim of pushing the area toward war. It also highlights that Iran has invested billions of dollars in its nuclear program and regional influence, but is starting to lose its footholds in the region—particularly Hezbollah and related groups, which are facing Israeli pressures and threats. The report notes that Iran relies on regional tools rather than genuine allies and views shutting down the Strait of Hormuz as a crucial strategic card, using it to exert pressure and negotiate, while favoring escalation over reaching an agreement with Washington. Furthermore, the report addresses the challenges and future of the regional confrontation, expecting that military escalation will not cease until significant results are achieved, alongside preparations by the United States for the upcoming phase.
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