Opinion
How the Assad regime’s collapse could force Iran to go nuclear
The collapse of the Assad regime marks a pivotal moment in the Middle East, but most of all a moment of reckoning for Iran’s defense posture. Facing the disintegration of its regional axis, Iran may be more likely to pivot toward nuclearization as its ultimate guarantor of power.
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