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Jan 13 • 15:22 UTC • 🇸🇰 Slovakia • Denník N

Protests did not shake the foundations of the regime in Iran, a change is more likely to come from a US intervention or a shift in the army, says Middle East expert

Political scientist Josef Kraus from Masaryk University believes that the fall of the Iranian regime in the coming days or weeks is unlikely and discusses the divisions within Iranian society and the lack of opposition leadership.

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