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Iranian Turkmenjali Syndrome Threatens Tehran
The article discusses the relationship between Iran's aggressive behavior and its chronic fear of international negotiations and settlements, a phenomenon referred to as the "Turkmenchai Syndrome," which traces back to the 1828 agreement with Russia that led to territorial losses for Iran. It explains that Iran tends to exaggerate its display of power and threatens neighboring countries, but behind this lies an ancient fear of repeating its historical losses. This fear sometimes drives Iran to reject settlements or to exploit religion and revolutionary slogans to continue its war policies. The article also points out that recent sanctions and blockades, especially following the policies of the Trump administration, remind Iranians of past sacrifices, raising questions about the possibility of Iran's downfall again due to its aggressive policies and its fear of repeating history.
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