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Political Scientist: Iran Can Still Influence Negotiations
Political science professor Mamdouh Gabr affirmed that Iran remains capable of imposing its cards on the negotiation table despite the economic pressures and sanctions it faces. He stated that Iran is unlikely to back down easily because it relies on a doctrinal religious system that differs from pragmatic countries. He explained that the cost of American sanctions on Iranian ports and the expenses of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz reveal a different nature of the Iranian regime. He emphasized that Iran's surrender would mean the end of the Khomeinist regime that has been in place since 1978. Additionally, he pointed out that the crisis is affecting the broader region and that current political trends may redraw the balances in the Gulf. He also predicted that the current war could last more than six months, with foreign statements about the timing of its end likely motivated by electoral considerations.
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