Iran's Political Structure Complex, Diverse
Iran's actions are described as a 'deadlock project' rather than a free project, complicating regional control dynamics, particularly with Saudi Arabia's influence. Iran claims to be clearing roads for humanitarian reasons, enabling other nations' free movement. Despite claims of Project Freedom, oil prices have risen, with WTI crude futures remaining above $100. The country's society is not monolithic, comprising different layers, working groups, and viewpoints. While the Islamic Republic's idea formed its foundation after the revolution, this foundation is now visible in various areas. From the outside, Iran's government can appear passive and ineffective, a structure that has been given and implemented by itself.
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MCOT FM 100.5 News
“从伊朗方面来说，他们说这是像是要死锁更多，不是自由项目，而是死锁项目。这变成了更加复杂，因为沙特本身也在控制这个地区。现在他们声称为了人类，清理道路，让其他国家能够自由行动。 因为新闻是另一件事，昨天新闻走向了一条路，当说有Project Freedom时，人们以为会放心，但事实并非如此。油价又上涨了。现在油价有所下降，WTI原油合约仍在100美元以上。”
NTV Radyo
“Iran's political structure is quite unique. It was like this even before the war. There is a supreme council called the National Security Council. This council includes the system's partners, led by President Ebrahim Raisi.”
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