The dispute in the regime can end: Has Iran withdrawn from an attack? | Watch

Iran is at the height of an internal debate between its political and military echelons regarding another attack. According to information received by News 14, the Revolutionary Guards are considering forgoing the attack at this stage, in light of US polls showing that Republicans may lose even without Iranian intervention. Meanwhile, Iran is working to rebuild military and nuclear capabilities.

Iran is at the height of an internal debate between its political and military echelons over whether to launch another attack. According to information received by News 14, the Revolutionary Guards are beginning to reexamine the need for an attack. One of the goals of a military move from Iran's perspective was to influence the US midterm elections, harm Trump politically, and bring about a Republican loss. But Iran is looking at the latest polls and assessing that Republicans may lose even without their intervention. So the question arises: why launch an attack now, risk losing more senior officials, and suffer further economic and military damage, if the same goal can be achieved without attacking? The Revolutionary Guards are now also considering the possibility of forgoing the attack at this stage, but this is a current assessment and not a final decision. Meanwhile, Iran is quickly working to rebuild its capabilities, both in the military and nuclear fields.