Iran After the War

U.S. strategy hinges on weakening the IRGC without collapsing the entire regime.

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Kamran Bokhari
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U.S. President Donald Trump said March 3 that he thinks a “more moderate,” popular figure who is already part of Iran’s regime would be an appropriate choice to take over in Tehran. A day earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the war may take “some time” but would not drag on for years. Officials […]

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Kamran Bokhari
Kamran Bokhari
https://geopoliticalfutures.com
Kamran Bokhari, PhD, is a regular contributor to and former senior analyst (2015-2018) with Geopolitical Futures. Dr. Bokhari is now the Senior Director, Eurasian Security & Prosperity Portfolio at the New Lines Institute for Strategy & Policy in Washington, DC. Dr. Bokhari is also a national security and foreign policy specialist at the University of Ottawa’s Professional Development Institute. He has served as the Coordinator for Central Asia Studies at the U.S. Department of State’s Foreign Service Institute. Follow him on X (formerly Twitter) at @Kamran Bokhari

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