Iran Strengthens Proxy Networks Amid Ceasefire to Pressure US and Expand Conflict
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First reported by Kan News · 17 hours ago
What happened
Iranian Revolutionary Guards used the recent ceasefire with the US to secretly coordinate with proxy militias across the Middle East, aiming to expand the conflict and increase pressure on the US. They strengthened ties with Hezbollah and other militias, orchestrated attacks targeting US allies, and sought to destabilize the region economically and militarily while avoiding direct confrontations with US or Israeli forces.
- 01Iranian Revolutionary Guards held secret talks with proxy militias during the US-Iran ceasefire to prepare for renewed conflict.
- 02Quds Force commanders coordinated with Hezbollah, Houthis, and Iraqi Shiite militias via online conferences and on-ground operations.
- 03Iran integrated Revolutionary Guards commanders into Hezbollah’s leadership to strengthen control after losses against Israel.
- 04Proxy attacks targeted US allies and infrastructure, aiming to destabilize the region and disrupt oil exports.
- 05Houthis declared a maritime blockade on Saudi shipping, launching missile and drone attacks near the Suez Canal.
- 06Iran maintains influence in Iraq through militias despite US efforts to formalize some groups into state forces.
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