Diaspora Divided: Iranians in Exile Debate a War They Oppose
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Iranians abroad find themselves split over the US-Israel campaign against Iran: some support strikes or leadership figures allied with opposition groups, while others condemn the confrontation as an imperialistic, divisive conflict that harms civilians and undermines democracy at home. The war has deepened rifts within the diaspora, highlighted grievances about past interventions, and underscored the geopolitical stakes of Iran’s oil-rich region.
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