Let's be fair, they're being attacked by a foreign superpower, if something "brings the people together" is having a common external enemy. I assume you don't

Let's be fair, they're being attacked by a foreign superpower, if something "brings the people together" is having a common external enemy. I assume you don't live in iran and don't converse with iranians who live in iran and have bombs fall on their homes. If you asked yugoslav people in argentina in 1945, they'd be very anti-communist too... the situation in yugoslavia was a lot different (just giving an example from home). The statistics are well... just statistics, if you collected the stats on trump support in san francisco near colleges, you'd get a drastically different result then on the elections. Same thing is happening in eg. serbia, where "everyone hates vucic", but the second you leave urban areas or ask anyone above 50yo, the situation is much different.