EP 005 - Iran at the Breaking Point
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EP 005 - Iran at the Breaking Point
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Iran is once again testing the limits of internal control. In this episode, we break down the latest wave of unrest inside the country and examine what the protests actually mean for regime stability. Who holds real power when the streets erupt? How do Iran’s layered security forces—from police to paramilitary units—operate differently than Western audiences often assume? And where are the true pressure points that could either suppress dissent or allow it to spread?
Cutting through headlines and social media narratives, this episode looks at Iran’s internal security architecture, the regime’s decision-making calculus, and why protests alone rarely equal collapse—unless specific conditions align. This is a grounded assessment of what’s happening now, what likely comes next, and how intelligence professionals read moments like this differently than the public.
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