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Former minister Cristian Diaconescu analyzed the likelihood of a regime change in Iran following military actions.

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28 February 2026, 20:40
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Cristian Diaconescu, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, discussed on Antena 3 CNN about the situation in Iran, emphasizing that the previous negotiations before the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East were merely an attempt to delay the issues related to Iran's nuclear program.


He believes that the passivity of the authorities in Tehran in these discussions required a response, and now he expects a reaction from the Iranian citizens against a leadership that has killed tens of thousands of people. Diaconescu mentioned that external intervention could lead to a regime change, but it is important to observe how the population will react. He also highlighted the desperation of the Iranian leadership and the fact that the repressions against internal movements have influenced international decisions.

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Cristian Diaconescu: "Se aşteaptă o reacţie internă a cetăţenilor din Iran faţă de o conducere care a omorât zeci de mii de oameni"

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