Iran's preferred regional model
The article reveals Iran's strategies in the region, where it relies on a policy of attrition to strengthen its influence through proxies such as Hezbollah, the Houthis, and the Popular Mobilization Forces. It works on building a decentralized operational network that exchanges military and financial expertise, particularly in the use of drones. Iran focuses on establishing a regional system that preserves the borders of states while keeping their sovereign decisions hostage to parallel powers. It benefits from control over maritime passages and straits, aiming to solidify its strategic influence near the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf. The article warns that any settlement with Iran without genuine opposition to its model will bolster its strategy and lead to destabilizing Arab countries, undermining efforts to build a sustainable institutional system.
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