Iran’s Program of Subversion and Propaganda in the Caucasus
Including anti-Semitism and a strange collaboration with Armenian clergy.
July 24, 2024
Iran’s Program of Subversion and Propaganda in the Caucasus
Including anti-Semitism and a strange collaboration with Armenian clergy.
In the past week, Iranian proxies and clients have attacked Israel from the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon, and Yemen. Iran also has substantial military assets in Iraq and Syria—countries over which it exercises a great deal of control—which could launch significant attacks on Israel as well. Tehran, in addition, has stretched its influence northward into both Azerbaijan and Armenia. While Israel has diplomatic relations with both of these rival nations, its relationship with Baku is closer and involves significant military and security collaboration, some of which is directed against Iran. Alexander Grinberg writes:
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