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Involve the international community in the future of Iran

Involve the international community in the future of Iran

The article discusses a scenario involving the death of Ayatollah Khamenei following Israeli-American military action and the potential for a new era in Iran. It emphasizes the hope that the international community will support the Iranian people in building a democratic and prosperous future.

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