Iran is at the breaking point – the regime’s greatest fear is what comes next - opinion

Iran is approaching a historic breaking point as economic collapse, repression, and the specter of war converge. The regime, described as a criminal cult, has impoverished and terrorized the nation for nearly half a century. The article argues the regime fears a popular uprising above all and is preparing for a broader war, dragging Iran toward civil war and destruction rather than relinquishing power.

Iran is approaching a historic breaking point as economic collapse, repression, and the specter of war converge. The regime, described by the author as a criminal cult, has impoverished and terrorized the nation since 1979. The article argues the regime fears a popular uprising above all and is preparing for a broader war, dragging Iran toward civil war and destruction rather than relinquishing power. The author calls on Washington to act.