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This discussion paints a complex picture: Iran’s current regime is deeply entrenched, reinforced by powerful institutions like the IRGC, which have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo. However, history shows that even the most resilient regimes can fall under the weight of internal dissatisfaction and external pressure.
The future of Iran remains uncertain, but avenues for democratic change, internal dissent, and the potential for regime collapse are present. The key takeaway is that strategic action, awareness, and unity among Iranians and their supporters could influence the trajectory of this geopolitically vital nation.
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