Analysts report that Iran has transitioned from projecting power through its proxies to employing its own military capabilities to safeguard them. This change in strategy marks a significant development in Iran's approach to regional conflicts.
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Iran's Shift in Military Strategy Regarding Proxies
Analysts indicate that Iran has altered its military strategy by directly using its own forces to protect its proxies, rather than relying solely on them to project power. This shift could have implications for regional dynamics.
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Iran's Shift in Military Strategy Regarding Proxies