How the War with Iran Ends

The Islamic Republic of Iran is collapsing from within, driven by a series of internal crises rather than the ongoing American-Israeli military campaign. A critical turning point was the installation of Mojtaba Khamenei as supreme leader, a hereditary succession that shatters the regime's founding ideology and spiritual legitimacy. This crisis is compounded by a fatal strategic miscalculation that underestimated Israel's resolve, provoking the very war Tehran's proxy network was meant to prevent. With its own population in revolt and regional powers now united against it, the regime's internal logic has unraveled, pointing toward its imminent demise.