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Iranian-backed proxies in Iraq show reluctance to join the war

Many groups fostered by Iran in Iraq are reportedly not eager to join the war. The headline indicates potential limits on proxy involvement in a broader conflict.

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Proxy participation or nonparticipation could affect regional escalation dynamics.

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  1. Exclusive-Iran spent years fostering proxies in Iraq. Now, many aren't eager to join the war ↗bitacora.com.uy · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 5:16 PM UTC

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