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What will happen on the potential change of the Iranian regime?
Iran, for the last four dozen years, has been in a struggle against the West. Constant embargoes, cover operations within the Islamic Republic, and continuous assassination of high-profile people fueled the civil unrest. Especially the recent proxy war, and sometimes direct confrontation, with Israel showed the cracks in the regime. For now, it is difficult to predict if there will be an invasion in Iran, a soft regime change, or a transition of the fundamentalist regime to the Western economy and values, but one thing is clear: constant paranoia going on in the high echelons of Iran shows that the cultural schizophrenia in the Eastern mystic world is real. Now the Mullahs are in their darkest night, without a guide.
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Ege Dogan
Ege Dogan is a PhD student and research assistant in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at George Washington University. He holds a B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Middle East Technical University and an M.Sc. in Telecommunications Engineering from the Technical University of Munich. Ege previously worked as a signal analyst and algorithm engineer for different defense companies.
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