The time factor
Iran may be weakened, but the regime is using every pause to rebuild its weapons, proxies and alliances—and time could become its most potent weapon.
Iran may be weakened, but the regime is using every pause to rebuild its weapons, proxies and alliances—and time could become its most potent weapon.
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“How long will it be until they can launch one toward the United States?” said the U.S. diplomat.
January protests showed "how millions of people, if equipped with a clear program and objective, as well as revolutionary and progressive leadership, could overthrow the regime."
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