Assessment in Iran: Another attack will occur with the aim of toppling the regime

In Tehran, vigilance is growing ahead of another possible attack following the US midterm elections. According to an assessment in Iran, the post-election period is seen as a window of opportunity for an Israeli-American attack on infrastructure, aimed at accelerating economic paralysis and eventually toppling the regime. In Iran, they identify Israeli eagerness for such a move and view Eisenkot as a possible successor to Netanyahu.

In Tehran, vigilance is growing ahead of another possible attack following the US midterm elections, which will take place next Tuesday. According to an assessment in Iran, the post-election period in both Israel and the US is seen as a window of opportunity for an Israeli-American attack, focusing on infrastructure to accelerate economic paralysis and eventually attempt to bring down the regime. A user named Ali described the atmosphere on X: "90 million people are looking at the sky and waiting to see when war will break out." This is accompanied by reports that the Americans have warned several countries in the Middle East that an attack is approaching. In Iran, they also identify Israeli eagerness for such a move, and many see Gadi Eisenkot as a possible successor to Netanyahu in this context, assessing that he too will adopt a hawkish line and support an attack. Meanwhile, an incident was reported in the Strait of Hormuz off the coast of Oman, the circumstances of which have not yet been clarified, and a briefing by the commander of US Central Command to President Trump regarding the ongoing naval blockade.