Iran’s Axis of Resistance in the Post-War Era

The recent memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran has effectively ended three months of direct conflict, lifting a US naval blockade and establishing a $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran. This agreement suggests a shift in US strategy, moving away from regime change and recognizing Iran as a key regional power. As Iran reassesses its military strategy, experts debate whether its regional deterrence is weakened or adapting into a more resilient, decentralized network. The coming focus will be on how Iran allocates funds for reconstruction, balancing domestic needs against its support for allied forces.

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