Authority
Authority footing
34
Weak InstitutionsIran is weaker but not cornered. Reach now depends less on expeditionary force than on Hormuz denial, which still lets Tehran shape costs beyond its borders.
PF Score
14
Authority
35
Reach
6
Overall
14▼1Tehran is on its back foot, absorbing simultaneous blows to its leadership, economy, and proxy network while a US-Israeli campaign and dual Hormuz blockade grind down its room to maneuver.
Authority
Internal grip is fraying as wartime layoffs, infrastructure strikes, and a leadership vacuum compound.
Reach
Proxy leverage is eroding from Iraq to Lebanon, even as Hormuz coercion holds one card.
Dependency Quadrant·Iran
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Authority
34
Weak InstitutionsReach
$475B
Large EconomyVulnerability
-32%
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Abbas Aragchi
Iran's Foreign Minister
Kazem Gharibabadi
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs
Saeed Khatibzadeh
Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran
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