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The US and Saudi Arabia have been especially apprehensive about the IRGC externalising its crisis within Iran by using its trouble-making cards in Iraq (see rim2IrqIRGC-Aug17-09) and Lebanon - in the latter case, through Hizbullah.
The Syria-Iran Factor by APS Diplomat Strategic Balance in the Middle East
It is said that, in view this crisis, the IRGC is externalising it by triggering crises in various parts of the Greater Middle East (GME) where it has clients or offshoots, with Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Syria trying to contain or benefit from them (see news6LbSauSyrAug10-09).
Yemen & The GCC States Face Serious Threats, While The Iran Crisis ... by APS Diplomat News Service
What worries the Iraqi leaders most is the prospect of the IRGC externalising its Iran problems by causing high-profile troubles in Iraq, Lebanon and other countries where its external arm, Quds Force, has a presence or is represented by an offshoot like the Lebanese Hizbullah.
Baghdad's Concerns by APS Diplomat Redrawing the Islamic Map
 
 
 
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