1. Short title This Act may be cited as the NIE on Iranian Proxy Forces Act . 2. National Intelligence Estimate (a) Findings Congress finds the following: (1) Hizballah is Iran’s oldest and most successful proxy force. (2) Hizballah has trained militia groups in Iraq. (3) Hizballah is active in Syria and its fighters have helped President Bashar Al-Assad maintain regime control. (4) Hizballah fighters are returning to Lebanon more battle-tested and more capable than ever before. (5) In 2006, Hizballah’s rocket and missile arsenal in Lebanon was approximately 15,000; however, by 2020, this figure has grown ten-fold to more than 150,000. (6) With the assistance of Iran, Hizballah’s weapons arsenal has not only increased in quantity, but also quality, including technologically advanced weapons and more accurate missiles. (7) Iran is reportedly building missile production facilities in Lebanon to enable an indigenous rocket-producing capability for Hizballah. (8) Iran is actively pursuing its regional interests and challenging United States interests and United States allies through the use of proxy forces in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon. (b) National intelligence estimate Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Director of National Intelligence, in consultation with the Secretary of State, shall produce a National Intelligence Estimate— (1) on Iranian support of proxy and other partner and militia forces in the Middle East region