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The conversation turns to regional players, who—according to Jaadi—have historically benefited from Iran’s turbulence by avoiding confrontation and profiting from chaos. However, he suggests that recent developments indicate a shift. Countries like Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are less inclined to support Iran’s destabilization tactics openly, especially if Iran’s regime becomes more vulnerable internally.
He also highlights that several Middle Eastern nations have begun to secretly support opposition movements within Iran, recognizing that a post-mullah Iran could lead to regional stability and economic prosperity.