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.

Strike Back Capabilities and Escalation Potential – Part 5

Part 5: Iran’s three-tier missile and drone strike-back capability, the saturation limits of regional air defenses, and where escalation breaks loose.

Asymmetric Network Integration: Lebanon and Yemen – Part 2

Part 3: how the IRGC Quds Force links its Lebanese and Yemeni proxies through shared command, logistics and finance to stretch adversaries on two fronts.

The Triple Lock Strategy: IRGC-QF Proxy Synchronization – Part 3

A forensic mapping of the IRGC-QF managed synchronization between Houthi, KH, and PMF nodes. It identifies the “Connective Tissue” of shared SIGINT and the Dead-Man’s Switch (DMS) activation protocols.

The Distributed Strike: Why Decapitation Failed to Stop the Axis – Part 4

Clinical analysis of Stigmergic C2 and why decapitation strikes against the Axis of Resistance result in autonomous escalation rather than surrender.

Mapping the Axis of Resistance: IRGC Middle East Strategy – Part 1

Technical breakdown of the IRGC’s proxy network and operational architecture across the Levant and the Arabian Peninsula.