Iran's Shift: Revolution to Defeat Export

The article discusses the current state of the Iranian project, indicating that Iran has not achieved the field or economic victories it sought after a period of escalation and rumors about a decline in American and Israeli influence. It points out that the Iranian economy is suffering from a decline in the national currency and worsening living conditions, while regional influence faces unprecedented challenges due to political and military shifts in the area. The article also shows that external policies based on exporting the revolution and supporting armed militias have not led to regional stability or strengthened the state's capabilities; instead, they have increased conflicts and divisions. Domestically, citizens are experiencing significant hardships. Ultimately, it appears that Iran has entered a phase of strategic defense and is facing a crisis of confidence in its long-term project.

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