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Story summary
- Shay Khatiri argues in Secrets of Statecraft that Iran is a security state dominated by military interests, eroding public trust and religious legitimacy.
- He cites the 2009 Green Movement to illustrate this shift.
- Khatiri examines the prospects for regime change, the role of opposition figures, and the risk of civil conflict.
- He also discusses the nuclear program’s geopolitical implications and Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz.
