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  • Kavand 2026-01-21 20:45

    By Fatemeh Kavand

    A Pahlavi souvenir in the final clash inside the Western think tank

    TEHRAN - The main project of the expatriates and the Western–Hebrew think tank behind the recent unrest in Iran, from its very beginning on Dey 18 (January 8), was not merely to create disorder and insecurity, but rather to wait for feedback on the level of violence and to increase the number of casualties.

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