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Journalist and author Yeganeh Torbati talks about the rare access she's gained to sources in Iran

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Journalist and author Yeganeh Torbati has gained rare access to sources in Iran. Some she spoke to before the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran broke out. Others she's managed to interview amid the conflict. And the views she's heard are complex: some Iranians have been devastated, and some have said they were hopeful that the conflict, despite its costs, could actually trigger regime change. Torbati told Mary Louise Kelly what she's been hearing from Iranians on NPR's "Sources & Methods" podcast.

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