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In closing, Ahmadore admits that predicting Iran’s future is nearly impossible. The regime’s resilience, internal contradictions, and external pressures create a volatile but inevitable trajectory: pressure builds, society strains, and rebellion seems imminent.
He cautions against naive assumptions that outside intervention alone will decide Iran’s fate. Instead, he advocates for a nuanced approach—combining military deterrence with robust support for internal opposition—to bring about a transition that can stabilize the region and reduce the nuclear threat.