The main question of this study is: “What developments has the Resistance Axis experienced in political and military fields before and after the martyrdom of General Qassem Soleimani?” After evaluating the socio-political texts and available sources in this field, the results of the research showed that during the 22-year period of Martyr Soleimani's command of the Quds Force, resistance groups in the Middle East region have grown day by day, so that today, in addition to Lebanon and Palestine, these groups have also been established in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen. Even the Yemeni Ansar Allah formed a government in Sanaa. In Palestine, the new generation of resistance has expanded into the occupied territories, and in current Iraq, numerous groups are demanding the expulsion of American soldiers from this country, so the sum of these developments has strengthened and deepened the “Geopolitics of Resistance” in the region. Another important point that is understandable after the martyrdom of General Soleimani is the “network” nature of these groups. For example, Hezbollah of Lebanon played a constructive role in the Syrian crisis and the war against terrorists. In addition, Hezbollah in the recent war in Gaza on the northern front and the Yemenis also responded practically to defend Gaza by launching missile attacks on the ships of the Zionist regime. This fact is also true for the Iraqi resistance groups. Another important point before and after the martyrdom of General Soleimani is the “people-based” nature of the resistance groups. In other words, the popularity of the resistance axis is the main sources of power of these actors. In fact, General Soleimani, with his managerial and commanding qualities, had a unique ability to organizing local and indigenous forces.