Is Iran Becoming A Military Dictatorship?

Hillary Clinton: 'Iran Is Moving Towards A Military Dictatorship' -- The Guardian

US secretary of state steps up war of words against Tehran, calling on regime to rethink 'dangerous' nuclear policy

Hillary Clinton today said Iran was becoming a military dictatorship as the Obama administration's diplomatic campaign against the Tehran regime continued to escalate.

Speaking to university students in Qatar, the US secretary of state warned that Iran's Revolutionary Guard wielded so much power it was effectively supplanting the government.

"Iran is moving toward a military dictatorship," she said. "That is our view."

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