of the popular revolutions in the Arab world reached Iran the authorities in Iran were beside themselves with happiness and joy. This was what they had anticipated. This was what they had expected to happen. They had foretold the story of popular masses rising up against colonial puppets and puppets for Imperialism. So Hosni Mubarak was seen as a puppet for America as far as Iran was concerned. So this fit perfectly well in the Iranian world view. Iranians had stood up to the West, they had stood up to American pressure and they had called for revolutions and here we go. Now we see revolutions taking place. But after a few months things started to unravel, because the revolution spread - starting from pro US states to anti US states. So Syria became all of a sudden embroiled in the same kind of mayhem and popular revolt. And that really shattered Iranian narrative of the Arab revolution. So Iran has not benefited from the Arab revolution. In many ways Iran has been a casualty of the Arab revolution. Iran has actually been sidelined by the Arab revolution. When the masses poured out in Egypt, in Cairo, Iranian authorities said, look, they are following our model - our model of Islamic state is being followed. Look at us, we are leading by example. The Muslim Brotherhood came out quite strongly in Egypt and said, no, no, no, no. We are not following your example. Forget that. We have our own