Iran is using proxies across the Middle East, including UAE, Iraq, and Lebanon, while Scott Bessent targets Iranian networks.
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Updated Sep 14
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What happened
Iran is using proxies across the Middle East, including UAE, Iraq, and Lebanon, while Scott Bessent targets Iranian networks.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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United Arab Emirates
country in Western Asia
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Iraq
sovereign state in Western Asia
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Lebanon
country in West Asia
Related events
- Iran is maintaining a regional proxy network utilizing Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, and Yemen to project influence.
- Iranian-backed proxies are facing setbacks in Lebanon, while Houthi control increases Iran's regional influence.
- Iran utilizes Hezbollah as a proxy in the region, leading to the collapse of peace talks and political criticism of interim frameworks.
- Iranian-backed militias are operating across Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen, while launching attacks against Saudi Arabian targets.
- Iran is expanding its regional influence using proxy networks across the Gulf and Red Sea, impacting states like Bahrain and Iraq.