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Montefiore: "The regime of Iran will disintegrate from within"

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Briefings

Historian Simon Segab Montefiore argues that the Middle East's instability stems from the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, warning that neighboring powers will attack while peace is not yet secured. The article features a direct conversation with the historian, providing a specific perspective on regional dynamics.

Key points

• Historian Simon Segab Montefiore asserts that understanding the Middle East requires understanding the end of the Ottoman Empire.
• The article features a direct conversation with historian Simon Segab Montefiore regarding Middle East instability.

Context

The article features a direct conversation with historian Simon Segab Montefiore regarding Middle East instability.

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Evidence is limited to a single conversation with historian Simon Segab Montefiore. No specific dates, casualty numbers, or geographic locations are provided in the source text.

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