The Axis of Resistance: Iran’s Proxy Architecture, Explained
How Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and Iraqi militias form a single designed network — and what leadership losses since 2024 have and haven’t changed.
September 2, 2026
How Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and Iraqi militias form a single designed network — and what leadership losses since 2024 have and haven’t changed.
Mapping China’s sensor grid, maritime militia, and subsea cable exposure across the South China Sea’s contested waters.
A new CommandEleven series tracing China’s cyber campaign against global infrastructure — from Salt Typhoon’s firmware implants to the executive order it helped provoke.
The closing chapter linking all four actors — plus Iran’s Taliban relationship and what it means for Pakistan’s security.
The 2026 US intelligence reassessment that puts North Korean ICBMs within homeland reach — and Pyongyang’s direct threats against Japan.
Hezbollah, the Houthis, Hamas, and Iraqi militias — how Tehran’s deniable network holds Hormuz and the Red Sea at risk without direct conflict.
How Russia channels North Korean troops and Chinese components into Ukraine while arming Iran — plus the confirmed August 2026 Baltic warning to Moscow.
How Chinese infrastructure intrusion and satellite-navigation transfer to Iran converge , from Salt Typhoon to the August 2026 US grid-security order.
CommandEleven’s four-term grey-zone framework – Interdiction Zone, Kinetic Gate, Cyber-Kinetic Convergence, Deniability – sets the baseline for our six-part series. Yoast Focus Phrase: grey zone warfare framework