Politics
Briefing: Anoush Ganjipour, philosopher: 'The Iranian people remain the first and last losers of the war in the Middle East'
Strategic angle: The Iranian-born research fellow at the CNRS recounts from Beirut the 'extraordinary experience' of witnessing events in his home country from afar and firmly condemns the Israeli-American attacks.
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Anoush Ganjipour, currently based in Beirut, reflects on the significant challenges posed by the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, particularly for the Iranian people.
He emphasizes that the Iranian populace has been adversely affected by the geopolitical dynamics, which have been exacerbated by external military actions.
Ganjipour's insights suggest a critical need for a reassessment of infrastructure resilience and capacity in light of these conflicts, as the Iranian people navigate the repercussions of war.