Proxy War Expansion (Lebanon / Iraq Fronts)
Hezbollah launched 200+ rockets on Day 1, displacing 1M Lebanese. Iraqi militias claimed 290+ attacks on US forces across 500+ incidents. This is an active multi-front ground war that the dashboard's original supply-chain focus completely missed. Proxy fragmentation risks autonomous actors that outlast any ceasefire.
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CriticalBase: 80%
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Key Indicators
Related Intelligence (11)
Iranian threats to target US and Israeli energy infrastructure represent expansion of conflict beyond direct military targets
Five confirmed active fronts with degrading central command
Hezbollah simultaneously launched rockets and drones from Lebanon, demonstrating coordinated multi-front warfare
Proxy autonomy increases as central command degrades — harder to stop
Sustained high-tempo militia attacks confirm Iraq as active warfront
NATO withdrawal creates security vacuum for militia expansion
Iran's sustained campaign with 1,000+ missiles remaining demonstrates extended conflict capability and prolonged proxy warfare
Iranian attacks on EU territory (Cyprus) represent direct expansion beyond Middle East theater into Mediterranean
Systematic destruction of Iranian command centers will trigger intensified proxy responses across the region
Conflict explicitly drawn Lebanon, Iraq, Gulf states into active fighting — major regional expansion
Confirms active multi-front war — not just a US-Iran bilateral conflict
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