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- The presence of nftables does not mandate that iptables use
backend-nft [bsc#1206383].
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That sounds backwards - the default has been moved to nftables and the bug report referenced in the changelog was about iptables NOT using nftables. So not mandating the backend-nft in this case is just introducing the bug again.
my answer is in the bug report. the upstream default has NOT changed, and a hard-require breaks systems