The Radical Plan to Stop Nuclear Iran: The End of the Nation State
Peloni: Ever focusing on strategic outcomes, Martin Sherman reiterates his policy recommendation for a strategically stable outcome in Iran via dismembering of the Iranian state into its relative ethnic regions as first espoused HERE.
It is important to grasp that the protests across all aspects of Iranian society, even those which usually support the regime, did not materialize during the 12 Day War. While there were protests which emerged during that attack, it was far less broad of protest. Only after the recent financial collapse did we see the breadth of protest which truly threatened the regime in Tehran. This distinction lends itself to honestly question how much of the recent dissension is targeted towards the regime, and how much is actually the result of the change in Iran’s economy. The distinction between these motivations is quite glaring and relevant to Sherman’s argument regarding the interest of the protestors.
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