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Furthermore, he draws parallels between the fall of regimes in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq—each brought down after years of internal decline and external pressure—and sees a similar opportunity for Iran. The organized opposition, including the MEK (Mujahedin-e Khalq), is described as a potent force capable of spearheading regime change if supported appropriately.
Jaadi advocates for a shift in US strategy, emphasizing the importance of sanctions reimplementation, recognition of Iran’s opposition, and increasing pressure on the regime, particularly by exposing its nuclear ambitions and holding it accountable for its terror proxy networks.