Dayana Bermúdez of DNews speaks to Senior Fellow Grinberg, who analyzed the complex political and military situation, especially in relation to Iran and its regime. Grinberg explains that the apparent strength of the Iranian regime is based on an authoritarian and fascist ideological system that, although powerful, also contains the seeds of its own weakness. He clarifies that Persian culture is rich and ancient, but the regime does not represent the entirety of Iranian culture or the Iranian people, most of whom disagree with the government. Furthermore, he points out that Iran does not have strong state allies, but rather relies primarily on weaker proxy groups.
Watch the interview on DNews (Spanish).
Alex Grinberg is a Senior Fellow at the Turan Research Center.