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Translation: France 24 : Demonstrations in Iran : "The turning point has not yet been reached but it is not far”
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Turmoil in Iran: “We aren’t afraid anymore” says Panah Panahi
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Russo-Ukrainian War - Security Guarantees: Questions!
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New Yorker Mag Reveals Trump Family's Frenzy to Cash In on the White House
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Palestinians flee Gaza City districts as Israel begins first stages of assault | BBC News
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Iran remains fearful of the strike if it occurs, no doubt about it. Whenever the Iranian regime is cornered it goes in to a "benevelant advisor" mode. From the supreme leader to the president and now the "western educated" foreign minister, all are advising American officials not to repeate their past mistakes. Why, because they know failure to strike Syria means incapability and weaknesson on the part of the U.S and its allies. Furthermore failure to strike means IR can do whatever it wants, as far as its neuclear policy is concerned, withou punishment. If on the other hand the U.S strikes, the Mullahs will have their back to the wall. They know that the U.S will mean business and there is a price to pay. Miscalculation is the most common source of dictatorial regimes falling. Saddam too thought the Americans would not remove him and lived to see the result of his own miscalculation. In spite of their success in supressing the Iranian people's democratic rights, the regime has been an utter failure in its foreign and economic policies. They will be the loser if the U.S strikes Syria which will inevitably lead to the removal of Assad. That is why the Mullahs have been spending billions to save Assad.