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I'm going with 3, I zero faith our actions have really changed anything, it'll just be same shit, someone else will take power do what previous regime did because it worked and since they are now in power in totally cool, like I don't any of this to be honest, I guess 5 would be government once again tries to do state building and it blows up in our face into prolonged war. But I might be to jaded, it could be good thing, but it hard to not feel black pilled because once again we are doing something that very risky and doesn't really benefit us much compared to Israel.possible scenarios for the end of the Ayatollah regime:
Scenario 1: Reformist factions gain control, gradually sidelining hardliners. The Islamic Republic is reshaped from within through internal political reform.
Scenario 2: The regime remains in power and responds with even harsher repression. It accelerates its nuclear program and expands support for proxy forces across the region.
Scenario 3: The country fractures along ethnic lines, as non-Persian protest movements pursue different political goals. This division leads to a prolonged civil war and a major refugee crisis lasting decades.
Scenario 4: Reza Pahlavi comes to power, strengthens Iran’s regional influence, addresses the water crisis through large-scale desalination projects (potentially using Israeli technology), and promotes a revival of pre-Islamic Persian cultural heritage.
you can guess which Scenario is more likely
*Edit- It wasn't what I thought, I overreacted.
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