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NYT: Iran’s leadership became more risk-tolerant after conflict
A New York Times report claims the U.S. and Israel's military campaign against Iran failed to weaken the Iranian government or curb its nuclear ambitions. Instead, the conflict led to Iran's political restructuring, strengthening the military's influence and making Tehran more risk-tolerant and resilient to external pressure.
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