Today, the Iranian regime is more vulnerable than ever before. In the June 2025 strikes, it lost its generals, its chain of command collapsed within one hour; it lost its missiles, its nuclear facilities, its reputation, its morale, and—most importantly—the ideological foundations that once justified all of its crimes. Ali Khamenei’s authority is at its weakest point in history; his health problems, factional rivalries, and internal dissent are corroding the regime from within.
The economy has collapsed under the weight of the regime; the rial has turned into worthless paper. Inflation is not only destroying money, but also corroding morality and extinguishing hope for the future; crime rates are soaring, and death stalks the streets. Water and energy infrastructure have failed; major cities are drowning in darkness, thirst, and despair. Even the regime’s own supporters have lost patience; every crackdown, every move, only fuels a new wave of rage against it.
While the regime’s elites expand their palaces through corruption, the Iranian people are condemned to loneliness, hunger, and fear. An unemployed father leaves home each morning, ashamed, searching through trash in distant neighborhoods to feed his children. Young girls see their dreams extinguished in the shadow of gallows; children grow up without toys, labeled “foreign inventions.” Students who should be shouting in university courtyards are silenced under the shadow of police vans. Women demanding freedom are not hanged by their hair but by their necks; workers and students demanding their rights are branded traitors. The story of Mahsa Amini—and the hundreds who followed her—echoes in the nation’s memory as a bloody record of how the regime trampled life itself.
«رفیق تا بخت یار است فراوان است» — “When fortune smiles, friends are many.” Russia, Syria, China, Belarus, Bolivia, BRICS?
The TRIPP corridor (formerly Zangezur) opened in the Caucasus, channeling trade toward Ankara and Baku, while Tehran was left like a forgotten island on the map. To the north, Russia sank into its own war; with Assad’s collapse, Russian air defenses were pulled out of Syria, leaving Iran’s airspace wide open, ending deterrence in the Mediterranean, and throwing the future of bases in Damascus into uncertainty.
Opportunistic China dictates the price as Iran’s only oil buyer; to cling to power, the regime mortgages the people’s future to Beijing with treacherous discounts. As Iran’s wealth flows into China’s coffers, the Iranian people are left to hunger and deprivation.
The proxy networks once proudly called the “axis of resistance” are also unraveling. The scandal of explosive-laden pagers distributed through IRGC embassies revealed that the regime even betrayed its own allies. From Hezbollah to Hamas, from the Houthis to Iraq’s Kataib Hezbollah and Asaib Ahl al-Haq, all these terrorist groups no longer obey without question. Their leaders openly blame Tehran for failure, while their rank-and-file whisper that “the regime sold us out to the U.S. and Israel,” handing over their locations for missile strikes. The once-proud “Shia Crescent” now lies in ruins—reduced to disarray, distrust, and betrayal.
Conclusion: “The fox’s charm and the bear’s breath are gone; the regime stands friendless, abandoned, in the loneliest moment of its history.”
“The regime has collapsed in Tehran. Crowds flood the streets. Government buildings have fallen into the people’s hands. Reports confirm that Khamenei has fled the capital. Iran’s state TV just announced that the IRGC has dissolved itself. Historic scenes unfold: Freedom Square, once called Revolution Square, is filled with millions. And at last—the gates of Evin Prison have been smashed! Political prisoners are walking free, joining the people in celebration.”
World headlines read: “A New History Begins in Iran.”
Iran’s wealth will no longer be shipped to China’s vaults but will return to the tables of its people. Oil, water, and energy will no longer be wielded as weapons, but as tools of prosperity, peace, and dignity. With modern laws, Iran will rise as a sovereign, strong, prosperous, respected, democratic nation—one that brings safety not only to its own citizens, but to all nations across the world.
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