Arab region faces proxy conflicts
The article discusses the crisis facing the Arab region in confronting regional proxies, focusing on the weakened ability of Arab states to assert their sovereignty amid Iran's expanding influence and its armed proxies in the area. It notes that U.S. negotiations with Iran have primarily centered on the nuclear issue and navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, with Washington's influence over groups connected to Tehran continuing to decline. In Iraq and Lebanon, the crisis of sovereignty has deepened, as Iran-backed militias play a significant role in shaping military and political balances, with ongoing challenges to Iranian influence and the undermining of state authority.
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