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"All the cards are on the table": Iran faces power vacuum after Khamenei’s death, analysts say
Despite mounting speculation about regime change, analysts warn that without boots on the ground, any meaningful shift in Iran is more likely to stem from internal power dynamics than from external pressure.
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How succession works in Iran and who could be the country’s next supreme leader - AP News
How succession works in Iran and who could be the country’s next supreme leader AP News
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"All the cards are on the table": Iran faces power vacuum after Khamenei’s death, analysts say
Despite mounting speculation about regime change, analysts warn that without boots on the ground, any meaningful shift in Iran is more likely to stem from internal power dynamics than from external pressure.
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First report: forbes · 28 Feb, 23:07|Full coverage: 5 · 14h|Window: 14h
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