A new analysis suggests that escalating conflict with Iran may have the unintended effect of bolstering national unity rather than destabilizing the current government. The argument posits that external pressure could rally domestic support around the regime, reinforcing its legitimacy through a shared sense of threat. Experts warn that such dynamics might complicate efforts to achieve political transformation in the country. The perspective highlights how geopolitical tensions can reshape internal power structures in unexpected ways.
Mortazavi: The war on Iran could strengthen Iranian nationalism rather than trigger regime change.
