Gulf Crisis and Regime Survival
The article discusses Iran's role in turning external tensions into a part of its survival strategy, using regional conflicts and confrontations with the West as a means to divert attention from internal crises, such as sanctions and the deteriorating economic and social situation. It explains that increased tension levels bolster support among the domestic front, while genuine peace remains a risk given the regime's calculations that favor ongoing escalation to maintain its hold on power.
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