Isolated on the diplomatic scene, Iran can count on non -state allies. Armed groups called “proxys” considered terrorists. They help the Tehran regime in exchange for weapons and funding.
While France began the repatriation of its nationals of Israel, The United States has struck three nuclear sites in Iranfollowing the attack on the Tehran regime against Israel. During the night from Sunday to Monday, Iran pulled around forty missiles to Israel. For its part, the Army of the Hebrews made new strikes on enemy territory, according to a press release. Isolated on the global political scene, Iran can count on non -state support called “proxys”. Armed groups which are also called “the resistance axis”.
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Friends of the Iranian regime, “Proxys” are considered terrorist groups which are not governed by any agreement on an international scale. Allies of Iran, they help the Tehran regime in exchange for weapons and funding: “Iran finances them and provides them with weapons. Many of the oil export money is used to finance these support groups ”underlines Azadeh Kian, Franco-Iranian sociologist, professor at the University of Paris to our 20-minute colleagues. They are unofficial allies. These “proxys” are in an ideological agreement being in opposition to the United States and Israel.
The “proxys” have a strong “nuisance capacity” since they are difficult to control. They allow Iran to attack enemies while clearing consequences. In summary, Iran attacks through “proxys” and can say “it’s not me”, as our colleagues of 20 minutes explain. “Proxys” are generally militias from Syria, Lebanon, Iraq or Yemen. Among the most famous and faithful “proxys”, Iran can count on the Lebanese Hezbollah, the Houthis of Yemen, Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic jihad. It is essential to recall that Iran has no support from heads of state on the planet.
