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1:03Now PlayingThis discussion breaks down the complex dynamics of political influence and power structure in Iran, focusing on why public support alone is not enough to drive real change. The conversation highlights the importance of internal institutional backing, particularly within the military, as a key factor in any potential shift in leadership or governance. While external audiences and international attention may signal growing support, the analysis emphasizes that without internal alignment from critical power structures, major political transitions remain unlikely.
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