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Jan 14, 2025 | 
longwarjournal.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown |Caleb Weiss
Analysis: The role of Iraqi Shia militias as proxies in Iran’s Axis of Resistance | Iraq’s Shia militias play a unique part in Iran’s Axis of Resistance and present distinct challenges for the US, Israel, and the Iraqi state. Notably, a more direct conflict between the militias and the US and Israel would imperil the Iraqi government’s ability to balance its relationships with Iran and the US, along with the country’s essential stability.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
longwarjournal.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown |Joe Truzman |Bill Roggio |Caleb Weiss
Analysis: The role of Iraqi Shia militias as proxies in Iran’s Axis of Resistance | Iraq’s Shia militias play a unique part in Iran’s Axis of Resistance and present distinct challenges for the US, Israel, and the Iraqi state. Notably, a more direct conflict between the militias and the US and Israel would imperil the Iraqi government’s ability to balance its relationships with Iran and the US, along with the country’s essential stability.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
longwarjournal.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown |Joe Truzman |Bill Roggio |Caleb Weiss
Analysis: The role of Iraqi Shia militias as proxies in Iran’s Axis of Resistance | Iraq’s Shia militias play a unique part in Iran’s Axis of Resistance and present distinct challenges for the US, Israel, and the Iraqi state. Notably, a more direct conflict between the militias and the US and Israel would imperil the Iraqi government’s ability to balance its relationships with Iran and the US, along with the country’s essential stability.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
longwarjournal.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown |Bill Roggio |Caleb Weiss |Lisa Lundquist
Analysis: The role of Iraqi Shia militias as proxies in Iran’s Axis of Resistance | Iraq’s Shia militias play a unique part in Iran’s Axis of Resistance and present distinct challenges for the US, Israel, and the Iraqi state. Notably, a more direct conflict between the militias and the US and Israel would imperil the Iraqi government’s ability to balance its relationships with Iran and the US, along with the country’s essential stability.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
longwarjournal.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown
Iran’s 45-year trajectory from the Khomeini revolution to its current challenge to Israel, the West, and the Rules-Based International System (RBIS) led to developing and solidifying its “Axis of Resistance.” Tehran supports and coordinates this group of regional proxies, including Yemen’s Houthis, Hamas, and Lebanese Hezbollah, to challenge its enemies in various theaters.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
longwarjournal.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown |Joe Truzman |Behnam Ben Taleblu |Caleb Weiss
Analysis: The role of Iraqi Shia militias as proxies in Iran’s Axis of Resistance | Iraq’s Shia militias play a unique part in Iran’s Axis of Resistance and present distinct challenges for the US, Israel, and the Iraqi state. Notably, a more direct conflict between the militias and the US and Israel would imperil the Iraqi government’s ability to balance its relationships with Iran and the US, along with the country’s essential stability.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
fdd.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown
Iran’s 45-year trajectory from the Khomeini revolution to its current challenge to Israel, the West, and the Rules-Based International System (RBIS) led to developing and solidifying its “Axis of Resistance.” Tehran supports and coordinates this group of regional proxies, including Yemen’s Houthis, Hamas, and Lebanese Hezbollah, to challenge its enemies in various theaters.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
fdd.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown
In my first analysis and opinion piece on the so-called Axis of Resistance, I set the scene by describing Iran’s 45-year trajectory from the Khomeini revolution to its current challenge to the West and the Rules Based International System (RBIS). In this piece, we will begin working our way through the range of proxy militias that are supported and coordinated by Iran and challenge Iran’s enemies in the theatres in which they are active.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
longwarjournal.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown |Joe Truzman |Seth J. Frantzman |Behnam Ben Taleblu
Analysis: The Houthis have challenged the Rules-Based International System and must be defeated | Was the international community culpably naive in failing to give unqualified backing to Yemen’s internationally recognized government (IRG)? And was this largely because of a knee-jerk hostility to the Saudis that is so common in Western progressive circles?
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
longwarjournal.org | Edmund Fitton-Brown
In my first analysis and opinion piece on the so-called Axis of Resistance, I set the scene by describing Iran’s 45-year trajectory from the Khomeini revolution to its current challenge to the West and the Rules Based International System (RBIS). In this piece, we will begin working our way through the range of proxy militias that are supported and coordinated by Iran and challenge Iran’s enemies in the theatres in which they are active.
