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Iran Faces Security Threat from Ethnic Armed Groups Amid Ongoing Conflict

Experts and Iranian officials warn that external support for ethnic armed groups is escalating security threats in Iran, particularly amid ongoing conflicts with Israel and the United States. The Iranian government has reported numerous arrests related to pro-monarchy sentiments and has expressed concerns about potential protests driven by economic discontent. Kurdish and Baloch armed groups are identified as significant non-state threats, prompting Iranian authorities to enhance border security.

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Experts and Iranian officials warn that external support for ethnic armed groups is escalating security threats in Iran, particularly amid ongoing conflicts with Israel and the United States. The Iranian government has reported numerous arrests related to pro-monarchy sentiments and has expressed concerns about potential protests driven by economic discontent. Kurdish and Baloch armed groups are identified as significant non-state threats, prompting Iranian authorities to enhance border security.

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Iran Faces Security Threat from Ethnic Armed Groups Amid Ongoing Conflict