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Iran Regime Hails U.S. Withdrawal From Iraq as “Historic Victory”

IRGC celebrates the departure of U.S. forces from Iraq while regime media question whether the withdrawal represents a genuine end to the American presence. The...

Iran-Linked Iraqi Groups Threaten Airport Sit-Ins as Aviation Restrictions Tighten

As restrictions on regime-linked flights tighten, Iran-aligned Iraqi factions are escalating their rhetoric, while Tehran retreats from a threat of military retaliation against neighboring...

Iran Regime’s “Strategic Depth” Under Pressure: How External Expansion Became a Pillar of Survival

Diplomatic isolation, restrictions on regional access, and mounting pressure on the IRGC are exposing the vulnerabilities behind the Iran regime’s decades-long strategy of projecting...

Iran Regime’s Regional Proxy Network Shows Signs of Recovery, Raising Security Concerns

Analysts say Tehran-backed armed groups are adapting after major setbacks, prompting renewed concerns over the regime's regional influence and its ability to project power...

European Union and Regional Organizations Reject Iran Regime’s Threats in the Strait of Hormuz

Britain, France, and Germany condemned the Iran regime's attacks on commercial shipping and neighboring states, while the European Union, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation,...

Tehran’s Strait of Hormuz Gambit: Desperation Masquerading as Diplomacy

As the Iran regime escalates rhetoric and regional outreach, its shifting posture reveals strategic exhaustion rather than renewed strength In recent weeks, a flurry of...

2025: The Year of Khamenei’s Strategic Defeat

From sanctions and proxy losses to regional isolation and internal unrest, 2025 marked a decisive turning point in the collapse of Khamenei’s regional strategy. The...

Iranian Regime’s Regional Meddling Backfires at Home

How ideological confrontation and support for destabilizing policies are isolating Tehran and accelerating economic collapse The Iranian regime’s persistent reliance on ideological confrontation, regional interference,...

One Year After Assad’s Fall: How Syria’s New Reality Reshaped Iran Regime’s Regional Strategy

The collapse of Bashar al-Assad ended Iran’s most strategic foothold in the Middle East, redrawing regional alignments and exposing Tehran’s geopolitical losses. One year has...

A Regime Without Options: Iran’s Strategic Deadlock Amid Escalating U.S. Pressure and Regional Shifts

Tehran’s state-aligned media inadvertently reveal a system trapped between rising tensions, stalled diplomacy, and an eroding regional strategy. Recent reporting in several Iranian state-aligned newspapers...

Iran’s Regime Channels Hundreds of Millions in Oil Revenue to Hezbollah Through Dubai Networks

New investigation reveals that Iran’s regime relies on exchange houses, private firms, and hawala networks in Dubai to bypass sanctions and rebuild Hezbollah’s financial...

Lebanon Pushes Back as Iranian Regime Leadership Reasserts Support for Hezbollah

Beirut rejects new remarks from a senior adviser to Iran regime's supreme leader Ali Khamenei and warns against foreign interference amid political and security...

U.S. Sanctions Hezbollah Operatives Laundering Millions from Iran Through Lebanon’s Cash Economy

Washington targets financial network funneling Iranian funds to Hezbollah amid ongoing efforts to curb Tehran’s regional influence Washington Targets Hezbollah’s Financial Operations The U.S. Department of...

Iraq’s Upcoming Elections: Iran Regime’s Last Stronghold Faces Growing Pressure

As regional allies crumble, Tehran sees Iraq as its final bastion of influence — but shifting Iraqi sentiment and Washington’s renewed focus threaten to...

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