How the Axis of Resistance Recovered
Hamas, Hezbollah and the Houthis can now build one-way attack drones that can reach targets up to 1,600 miles away, analysts said.
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Iran's network of allies reorganizes around Iraq and Yemen, after setbacks in Syria and Lebanon
Weakened by the fall of Bashar al-Assad and the retreat of Hezbollah, the 'axis of resistance' has regrouped around Iraqi militias and Houthi fighters, giving the Islamic Republic new means to project its influence against Israel and the US in the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.
The network of allies and groups supported by Iran has adapted to the military pressure exerted by the United States and Israel and continues to represent a major threat in the Middle East, despite repeated attacks on its leadership and infrastructure, Foreign Affairs. Analysts warn that "The Resistance Axis is functioning today as a flexible and decentralized network, capable of rapidly reorganizing and rebuilding its arsenal, forcing Washingto…
The Axis of Resistance – Jackson Advocate
By Dr. James E. Sulton Jr. JA International Correspondent When the United States and Israel attacked Iran on February 28, 2026, launching Operations “Epic Fury” and “Roaring Lion,” Washington did not merely initiate hostilities with a single country. Rather, it attacked the hub of a regional network Tehran spent four decades assembling – a coalition of allied militias that Iran can activate to fight on its behalf across multiple fronts at once. …
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