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He concludes with a sense of cautious optimism: While regime collapse in Iran won't be swift, it remains a feasible goal if external powers help nurture internal dissent, capitalize on current vulnerabilities, and respect Iran’s complex societal fabric.
Final Thoughts
This discussion underscores a key insight: regime change in Iran is unlikely to happen overnight but remains within the realm of possibility if internal dissent is supported and external pressures are effectively coordinated. The weak and divided state of the current regime, paired with potential internal fractures and rising civil unrest, provides a window of opportunity — one that future strategic actions could exploit for meaningful change.