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Hezbollah: Tool or Burden for Tehran?

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A Georgetown University professor assesses whether Hezbollah remains a valuable asset or a burden for Tehran.
The professor notes that Iran's threats to global energy markets and vulnerable U.S. allies exert greater pressure on Washington than attacks from paramilitary organizations.
The article suggests a shifting dynamic in the relationship between Hezbollah and Iran amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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A Georgetown University professor assesses whether Hezbollah remains a valuable asset or a burden for Tehran.
The professor notes that Iran's threats to global energy markets and vulnerable U.S. allies exert greater pressure on Washington than attacks from paramilitary organizations.
The article suggests a shifting dynamic in the relationship between Hezbollah and Iran amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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