Iran Enters Post-Revolution Phase
Iran may, after reaching a potential agreement with the United States, consider revising its foreign strategy, focusing on strengthening internal development and reducing reliance on regional influence and external conflicts. Internal and external indicators suggest that as military and financial costs associated with its regional arms decrease, Iran will seek to shift its priorities from external expansion to stability and national development, and perhaps reframe its political discourse after decades of revolution and defiance.
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