Arab region confronts proxy conflicts

The article discusses the regional situation in the Arab region amidst negotiations between the United States and Iran. It highlights the lack of focus on Iran's proxies in the area, despite escalating armed conflicts and external interventions. It points out that Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Libya, and Yemen suffer from security chaos and incomplete control by central governments, which has allowed militia formations and regional agencies to deepen their influence and exploit the fragmentation. The piece also mentions the escalation of Iranian influence, led by Hezbollah, and Turkey's and Israel's interference in the affairs of neighboring countries, further complicating the prospects for stability in the region. It emphasizes the importance of Arab countries asserting their sovereignty and resisting the impact of external proxies on their national interests.

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