Why the war on Iran could backfire on US regime-change goals
Summary
An analyst explained that a war against Iran might make Iranian people feel more united and patriotic instead of causing their government to fall. Attacks from outside can bring people closer to their country, even if many have problems with their own leaders.Key Facts
- Negar Mortazavi gave her analysis at the Global Security Forum.
- She said war with Iran could increase Iranian nationalism.
- Nationalism means strong pride and loyalty to one’s country.
- External attacks often bring people together inside a country.
- This unity can happen even when people dislike their government.
- As a result, war might not lead to regime change in Iran.
- The idea challenges the goal of using war to force political change in Iran.
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