Jammu, July 12 -- The debate over Iran's regional strategy is no longer confined to the Middle East. It has become a question that concerns every nation dependent upon secure sea lanes, uninterrupted energy supplies, and a rules-based international order. The central issue is simple: can armed proxy organisations continue to operate under the strategic protection of a sovereign state while that state simultaneously seeks normal diplomatic engagement with the international community? This question has acquired renewed urgency as attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea and around the Strait of Hormuz have affected not only the United States and Israel but also countries such as Bharat, whose prosperity depends upon freedom of navigation...