In recent days, the Tehran has been targeting oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, facilitating attacks on Saudi oil installations, and orchestrating missile assaults on American interests in Baghdad. These acts reveal that the regime's impasse is real and it is becoming increasingly more desperate.
Rouhani's oil minister confesses that the "Situation has never been more bleak" while Khamenei urges more "Economic resistance." Against the backdrop of mounting protests seeking the regime's downfall, such widening fissures within the regime are doubly more fatal.
Can the regime change its behavior and behave like a "Normal" state by, for example, adhering to the 12 conditions announced by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo? No, because abandoning terrorism, regional meddling and the nuclear weapons program undermines the hegemony of the velayat-e faqih and hastens the regime's collapse.
Could the regime engage in a military confrontation with the US? No, because even its own officials, including Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, warn that Tehran's military power will be easily overpowered by its American counterpart not in days but "In a matter of minutes."
Otherwise, the regime knows that it cannot withstand a US assault in military terms, and it is terrified that a potential strike will embolden people to heighten their opposition.
Viewed in context, the regime is desperate and struggling to survive, which explains why it is branding calls for democratic change as "Warmongering."
This month, in rallies across the world, Iranians will be echoing the Iranian people's desire for regime change.
https://townhall.com/columnists/mohammadmohaddessin/2019/06/20/iran-is-ripe-for-change--for-the-better-n2548653
Rouhani's oil minister confesses that the "Situation has never been more bleak" while Khamenei urges more "Economic resistance." Against the backdrop of mounting protests seeking the regime's downfall, such widening fissures within the regime are doubly more fatal.
Can the regime change its behavior and behave like a "Normal" state by, for example, adhering to the 12 conditions announced by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo? No, because abandoning terrorism, regional meddling and the nuclear weapons program undermines the hegemony of the velayat-e faqih and hastens the regime's collapse.
Could the regime engage in a military confrontation with the US? No, because even its own officials, including Foreign Minister Javad Zarif, warn that Tehran's military power will be easily overpowered by its American counterpart not in days but "In a matter of minutes."
Otherwise, the regime knows that it cannot withstand a US assault in military terms, and it is terrified that a potential strike will embolden people to heighten their opposition.
Viewed in context, the regime is desperate and struggling to survive, which explains why it is branding calls for democratic change as "Warmongering."
This month, in rallies across the world, Iranians will be echoing the Iranian people's desire for regime change.
https://townhall.com/columnists/mohammadmohaddessin/2019/06/20/iran-is-ripe-for-change--for-the-better-n2548653
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