Protests in Iran have not toppled the regime despite past predictions

Recent discussions regarding protests in Iran suggest a cautious approach. Observers are advised to wait and see how the situation develops, as the Iranian regime has withstood numerous protests that were anticipated to lead to its downfall.

Historically, there have been predictions about the regime"s collapse, including notable discussions during the summer of 2009 when many believed Iran was on the verge of significant change.

This context highlights the resilience of the Iranian government in the face of civil unrest. As previously reported, similar situations have occurred in various countries, prompting speculation about potential shifts in governance.

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