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The speaker firmly dismisses the notion that Iran's regime could quickly collapse in a matter of days, contrasting it with the rapid fall of regimes observed elsewhere, such as in Syria. He emphasizes that, unlike Syria where opposition militias operated with the support and coordination of external powers like Turkey, Iran lacks a comparable unified opposition force capable of bringing down the regime instantaneously.
"There is no real opposition in Iran, no militias like those in Idlib, which Erdogan managed to mobilize into a swift drive towards Damascus." The militias in Iran, including Kurdish groups, secular militias like Mujahedin-e Khalq, and Balochi factions, are fragmented and too weak individually to pose a serious threat to the regime's stability.