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The Iranian “revolution” has sputtered out. Stifled by internet shutdowns and a lack of widespread support, the latest Iranian uprising appears to have quietly faded, resonating more loudly abroad than at home. The internet psyopped itself into hoping a revolution would happen, but what began with a bang had...

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The Iran Watcher 🇮🇷

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