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Iran’s regime remains in power after 200 days of war

Iran’s government remains in place after 200 days of war. The opposing side, casualty figures and operational details remain unclear.

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The prolonged conflict indicates sustained regional instability and the continued survival of Iran’s governing system.

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  1. Iran : 200 jours de guerre, un régime toujours debout ↗rtl.be · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 6:47 PM UTC

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