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Before the attack, many Iranians were angry at their government over the economy, the currency, and daily life. Then the country was hit — and millions poured into the streets. That’s the lesson many Western strategists keep missing: external attacks don’t always break a nation. Sometimes they unify it.

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Before the attack, many people in Iran were openly frustrated over the economy, the currency, and domestic conditions. After the strike, millions turned out in the streets, showing how quickly external pressure can rally a population around the state. The same pattern matters in Russia. Strikes on Russian territory are not automatically turning people against the Kremlin. In many cases, they are hardening public anger against the countries seen as backing those attacks.

Before the attack, many people in Iran were openly frustrated over the economy, the currency, and domestic conditions. After the strike, millions turned out in the streets, showing how quickly external pressure can rally a population around the state. The same pattern matters in Russia. Strikes on Russian territory are not automatically turning people against the Kremlin. In many cases, they are hardening public anger against the countries seen as backing those attacks.

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