Iran After Raisi: Presidential Election

Iran After Raisi: Presidential Election

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Economic pressure will impose greater hardship on ordinary Iranians already struggling with rising inflation. But it is unlikely to force Iran to surrender, as it has failed to do in the past.Negar Mortazavi with Jim Sciutto on CNN 

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