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Hezbollah and pro-Iranian Iraqi factions are watching political divisions in Washington, betting that disputes between Congress and the White House will curb the Trump administration’s drive toward military escalation—not fundamentally change U.S. policy toward Iran and its allies. Hezbollah is weighing the cost of any new confrontation for Lebanon, given its losses and the difficulty of rebuilding its capabilities. Iraqi factions, meanwhile, fear further sanctions and are seeking to buy time on the issue of placing weapons under state control. The report notes that Congress has tools of pressure and oversight, but cannot absolutely prevent the president from using force. These bets, therefore, do not guarantee that another confrontation will be avoided.
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