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Beyond the Vote (Part 2): Implications for Proliferation in the Middle East
Two proliferation experts discuss the risk of other regional states pursuing nuclear capabilities of their own to counter Iran, and whether they have the necessary funds, technical capability, outside help, and political will.
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  • Robert Einhorn
  • Olli Heinonen
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Brief Analysis
Beyond the Vote: Implications of the Iran Nuclear Agreement
Watch complete video of the Institute's special one-day event on the ramifications of the Iran nuclear agreement, including a keynote address by Acting Under Secretary of the Treasury for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence Adam J. Szubin.
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Brief Analysis
Russia in Syria (Part 2): Military Implications
As Moscow builds up a reportedly substantial presence in the coastal provinces, Washington and its allies need to consider how the intervention could affect the Assad regime's prospects of survival and the future of the campaign against ISIS.
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  • Jeffrey White
Articles & Testimony
Iran and Iraq
Although Iran's influence in Iraq remains limited by various political, religious, and economic factors, the rise of ISIS has created new opportunities for Tehran to present itself as the country’s savior.
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  • Michael Eisenstadt
Articles & Testimony
Expanded Syria Presence Would Carry Big Risks for Russia
Rather than recalling past glories, Russia's reportedly escalating support for Assad may prove to be a reminder of why they faded in the first place.
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  • Michael Singh
  • Jeffrey White
Brief Analysis
Russia in Syria (Part 1): Declining Military Capabilities Won't Hold Moscow Back
Although the reported intervention in Syria may spread Russia's armed forces too thin, the Kremlin seems poised to grow even more aggressive in its near abroad.
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  • Anna Borshchevskaya
Brief Analysis
Russian S-300 Missiles to Iran: Groundhog Day or Game-Changer?
Potential military action against Iran would be much more risky if the regime does in fact acquire the advanced S-300 antiaircraft missiles, but Moscow and Tehran have significant obstacles to overcome before that occurs.
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  • Michael Eisenstadt
  • Brenda Shaffer
Articles & Testimony
How the Iran Deal Could Complicate U.S. Efforts to Prevent a Nuclear Breakout
Contrary to what the White House has said, the nuclear deal with Iran could make preventive military action an even more problematic proposition than it was before.
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  • Michael Eisenstadt
Brief Analysis
New IDF Strategy Goes Public
The IDF's first-ever public strategy paper highlights the complex challenges posed by substate actors in a fast-transforming landscape, and it could serve as a basis for U.S.-Israeli security dialogue on the Iran nuclear deal.
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  • Michael Herzog
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Securing the Sinai MFO Without a U.S. Drawdown
The Obama administration should dispel the current uncertainty over the MFO's future by conferring with Egypt and Israel about how best to secure the peacekeepers, and by improving counterterrorism coordination in the Sinai.
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  • Eric Trager
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Maximal Exposure, Minimal Presence: Iran's Military Engagement in Iraq
Funeral notices and other information on Iran's combat fatalities in Iraq provide a useful window into Tehran's military strategy there, especially compared to its differing approach in Syria.
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  • Ali Alfoneh
Articles & Testimony
How to Put Some Teeth into the Nuclear Deal with Iran
Now is the time for the president to state clearly that if Iran dashes toward a weapon, especially after year 15 of the deal, it will trigger the use of force.
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  • Dennis Ross
  • David Petraeus
Articles & Testimony
Bring Back Bright Star
As the Obama administration searches for ways to maintain deterrence in the Persian Gulf, this biannual military exercise represents a high-reward, low-risk option.
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  • Gilad Wenig
  • Eric Trager
Articles & Testimony
How Is the War Against the Islamic State Going? 10 Expert Opinions
In a recent compilation, two Institute fellows shared their views on the situation in Iraq. Read the full set of remarks on the Musings on Iraq website. Michael Knights Speaking just about Iraq, which is clearly only one segment of the broader war, any assessment of the current level of
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  • Michael Knights
  • Aaron Y. Zelin
Brief Analysis
Rethinking U.S. Strategy for Intercepting Iranian Arms Transfers
Existing mechanisms for interdicting Iran's arms shipments to its proxies have already been proven insufficient, so any concerted effort to push back against the flow of weapons will require additional measures.
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  • Nadav Pollak
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How Iran's Revived Weapons Exports Could Boost Its Proxies
Given Tehran's noncompliant track record and the UN Security Council's imperfect arms restrictions, the nuclear deal could allow Iran to offer its allies a growing range of weapons systems designed to increase survivability and lethality in asymmetric warfare scenarios.
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  • Farzin Nadimi
Brief Analysis
Iran Debates the IAEA Roadmap
The Rouhani administration is insisting on the confidentiality of its 'roadmap' with the IAEA in order to quell domestic criticism of the JCPOA and bolster the nuclear program's security.
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  • Nima Gerami
Brief Analysis
The New Syrian Force: Down but Not Necessarily Out
After the recent defeat, key questions must be addressed regarding the size of U.S.-supported units deployed, the thoroughness of battlefield knowledge, and the broader program's overall direction.
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  • Jeffrey White
Brief Analysis
The Saudi-UAE War Effort in Yemen (Part 2): The Air Campaign
Saudi-led air operations in Yemen have badly lost their way, neither achieving their objectives nor respecting international norms.
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  • Michael Knights
  • Alex Almeida
Articles & Testimony
No One Talks About Liberating Mosul Anymore
It's time to let the U.S. military get creative with partners on the ground in Iraq, and let the Air Force unleash its full capabilities against ISIS.
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  • Michael Knights

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مایکل آیزنستات
مایکل آیزنستات هموند دیوید کان و داگلاس کان و مدیر برنامه مطالعات امنیتی و نظامی انستیو واشنگتن است.
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مایکل نایتز هموند جیل و جی برنشتاین در انستیتو واشنگتن و کارشناس امور نظامی و امنیتی عراق، ایران و کشورهای خلیج فارس است. او مقیم بوستون است و یکی از بنیانگذاران پلتفرم «شبه‌نظامیان زیر ذره‌‌بین» که تحلیل‌های عمیق از تحولات مربوط به شبه‌نظامیان تحت حمایت ایران در عراق و سوریه ارائه می‌کند.

دکتر نایتز بارها به عراق، یمن و کشورهای خلیج فارس سفر کرده و به طور منظم در خصوص سیاست‌گذاری‌های دولت ایالات متحده، کمیته‌های کنگره و افسران نظامی آمریکا در امور امنیتی منطقه،‌ سازمان‌های نظامی و امنیتی محلی در عراق، کشورهای خلیج فارس و یمن فعالیت داشته است.

او دکترای خود را از کالج کینگ لندن دریافت کرده و

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Elizabeth Dent
Elizabeth Dent is a Senior Fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, where she focuses on U.S. foreign and defense policy toward the Gulf states, Iraq, and Syria.
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