Iran regime 'incapable of change' post-war: Khosro Isfahani
Khosro Isfahani argues that the Iranian regime is incapable of meaningful change following recent conflicts. He highlights the deep divisions within Iran's opposition and the increasing dominance of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) over state institutions. Additionally, he underscores the extensive reach of Tehran's influence networks beyond its borders.
- ▪Khosro Isfahani believes the Iranian regime cannot undergo substantial reform after recent wars.
- ▪The opposition within Iran remains fragmented and ineffective in challenging the current government.
- ▪The IRGC has significantly expanded its control over political and economic structures in Iran.
- ▪Tehran maintains influential networks in various countries to extend its regional power.
- ▪Isfahani's analysis points to structural barriers preventing democratic transformation in Iran.
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