The establishment of Hamas and Houthi offices in Baghdad marks a significant shift in Iraqi policy, showcasing Iran's influence and the complexity of Iraq's regional role.
Iraq has been increasingly accommodating Iran's proxies, reflecting a shift towards greater Iranian influence in the ongoing geopolitical struggles involving the U.S. and Israel.
Iraq's relationship with Iranian-backed groups is evolving, with political and military coordination reflecting Tehran's strategy to bolster a Shiite coalition stretching across regions.
The legitimization of Shiite militias within Iraq's security framework demonstrates Iran's successful efforts to bolster its sway and shape Iraq's political landscape.
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