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Iranian missiles on display during a military parade — Iran's proxy network has activated across the Middle East

Regional Proxy Conflict Escalates as Iran's Network Activates Across the Middle East

Iran's proxy network — Hezbollah, Houthis, and Iraqi Shia militias — has escalated operations across Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq, and the Red Sea as the US-Iran conflict intensifies, raising the risk of a multi-front regional war.

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Feb 27, 2026

Explainers

What Are Proxy Wars?

A proxy war is a conflict where major powers support opposing sides without fighting each other directly. Learn how proxy wars work, why states use them, and how Iran's proxy network shapes the current Middle East crisis.

Mar 2, 2026

Situation Reports

DAY 4Mar 3, 2026

SitRep Day 4 — Blockade Holds, Diplomatic Vacuum Deepens

Day 4 situation report: Hormuz blockade enters second full day with no commercial transit. Iran's power structure remains unclear. Hezbollah expands target range to Haifa port. Oil holds above $125. China calls for ceasefire. NukeClock at 61 seconds.

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DAY 2Mar 1, 2026

SitRep Day 2 — Iran Retaliates, Hormuz Closed

Day 2 situation report: Iran launches 174 ballistic missiles and 541 drones at US bases in 8 countries. Strait of Hormuz formally closed. 3 US soldiers killed at Camp Arifjan. Oil surges past $130/barrel. Hezbollah opens northern front.