The Middle East's Security Architecture May Be on the Verge of a Complete Change, and It Is Unclear if the Iranian Regime Will Survive It. While a New War Could End a Saga That Began With the Islamic Revolution in 1979, It Could Also Create a Much More Complicated and Violent Reality
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The Middle East's security architecture may be on the verge of a complete change, and it is unclear if the Iranian regime will survive it. While a new war could end a saga that began with the Islamic Revolution in 1979, it could also create a much more complicated and violent reality
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