Mohammad Ali Abtahi, a reformist political activist, said: If the pursuit of influence is to be followed, I believe that the most extreme factions are the ones that are coveted for influence, not those who act moderately. Those who want to incapacitate other forces and prevent the cohesion of society are at risk of being coveted for influence.
Video/ Abtahi: If Pursuing Influence, It Should Be Sought in the Most Extreme Factions
Reformist political activist Mohammad Ali Abtahi argues that the most extreme factions in Iran are more susceptible to external influence than moderate groups. He suggests that those who seek to disrupt societal cohesion are particularly vulnerable. This highlights ongoing concerns about political extremism in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Mohammad Ali Abtahi stated that the most extreme factions in Iran are more likely to seek and receive external influence compared to moderate groups. He warned that those who aim to disrupt societal cohesion are particularly vulnerable to such influences.
- Abtahi is a prominent reformist figure in Iran.
- His comments reflect ongoing concerns about the influence of extremism in Iranian politics.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a complex political system where reformists and extremists vie for power, impacting the country's direction and international relations.
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