Iran's new leadership will escalate proxy conflicts by 2026-12-31

The new Iranian regime, facing domestic instability and weakened alliances, will increase support for proxies in Iraq, Syria, and Yemen to restore influence. Recent setbacks in Lebanon and Syria signal a likely shift toward more aggressive proxy engagement.

geopolitics · Prediction Market

Implied probability (Yes)

70%

Closes

2026-12-31

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