Recent days have been some of the worst the Iranian regime has suffered, including a series of explosions and fires on an almost daily basis in sensitive military facilities, critical infrastructure or unspecified installations. The balance of power and rules of engagement for the Iranian regime have shifted and there is no return! Iran and the United States are as close to direct conflict as … Russia clearly cut Iran down to size in its attempt to lord over Syria. As the parade of stricken facilities mounted and diversified, the serial nature of the events combined with the regime’s fallen credibility certainly stimulated unflattering popular explanations. by Nawal Sayed. The government arrested some people for unspecified reasons and changed its explanation several times. They cannot … Iran’s economy is in a tailspin, which is what triggered the protests. (After Saddam's fall, many experts have speculated that Saudi Arabia, Iran's arch rival, took over funding for the group.) On June 30, an explosion, fire and then hefty secondary explosions ripped through the sub-basement levels of a medical center in northern Tehran. Demonstrations are spreading in major cities. Report: U.S. In October 2018, the Iranian regime sent another senior MOIS agent to assassinate an opposition figure in Denmark. How the mighty Iranian regime is falling fast By: Hassan.Mahmoudi One year after the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, the number one man in promoting the Iranian regime’s terrorist policies in the region, the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the father of Iranian nuclear activities, took place, virtually without retaliation. For example, the video released of the latest event in Baqershahr described a minor explosion in a factory in a mundane industry. Based on the numbers that the government just published last year, by 2013, when Rohani … The Iranian regime has all but admitted this major setback to its enrichment program. Meanwhile Iran’s currency is in free fall. On July 2, an explosion, responsibility for which was claimed by an unknown opposition group, the Homeland Panthers, ripped apart the new centrifuge assembly building in the Natanz nuclear center. When America’s cyberwarfare capabilities are used against us, From Elections to Electrons – Cybersecurity Threats to America’s Infrastructure, Copyright © 1988-2021 Center for Security Policy | All Rights Reserved, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar and L’affair Khashoggi: Part 1. Recent days have been some of the worst the Iranian regime has suffered, including a series of explosions and fires on an almost daily basis in sensitive military facilities, critical infrastructure or unspecified installations. By Amil Imani. Iran’s regime is battered and appears penetrated, impotent, and vulnerable to popular disdain, which often leads to eruption. While exiled activists have routinely predicted the fall of the regime, Pahlavi said that Iranians could “smell the opportunity for the first time in 40 years this time”. At the same time, an explosion and fire destroyed the power plant servicing the southwestern city of Shiraz, plunging it into darkness. What matters is that their government, which deters internal opposition by an image of ruthlessness, is flailing and incapable of finding either a proper response or effective prevention. On July 4, a fire and explosion in southwest, predominantly Sunni Arab province of Ahvaz destroyed the power plant and further south, at about the same time, the Karoun Petrochemical plant failed and released what was claimed to be chlorine gas, sending about six dozen to hospital. It has suffered a catastrophic fate. The US-led sanctions against the Iranian regime are increasing. The Iranian regime has all but admitted this major setback to its enrichment program. Also in 2018, two Iranian … The Iranian regime's suppression, torture and execution of political prisoners and those who protest against the theocratic establishment have reached an unprecedented level. “We are now witnessing skyrocketing process. Two cities are beset by demonstrations (Ahvaz and Shush), the currency is collapsing, there may be a run on the banks, and demonstrators are blocking transportation hubs. And abroad, its designs to consolidate Syria into a playground of Iranian mercantile … Not, we can hope, … Meanwhile Iran’s currency is in free fall. Russia clearly cut Iran down to size in its attempt to lord over Syria. This site, like many others, uses small files called cookies to help us improve and customize your experience. Learn more about how we use cookies in our cookie policy. August 3, 2018. Iranian people are facing skyrocketing prices and are unable to make their ends meet. Recent days have been some of the worst the Iranian regime has suffered, including a series of explosions and fires on an almost daily basis in sensitive military facilities, critical infrastructure or unspecified installations. On July 3, another enormous fire erupted in the northwest part of Shiraz in an unknown location and facility. Meanwhile, the MEK became known as … That tension has simmered for a year as Iran attempted to outmaneuver Russia as the mentor of key security officials and apparatus, as the controller of strategy, and as the mercantile benefactor of reconstruction. That number is a lot higher in the black market. Originally published as an Asia Times exclusive. Covering geo-political news and current affairs across Asia. Perhaps this is why recent political discourse, such as the one last weekend in which Foreign Minister Javad Zarif was lambasted, has turned so acrimonious. But Iran’s humanitarian tragedy has very little to do with U.S. policy. Ali Rajab . The pervasiveness of corruption and incompetence led Iranians to expect an assembly line of disasters. Iran is headed for a drought of biblical proportions, according to him, one that is already underway if you look at rural migration patterns. For example, the video released of the latest event in Baqershahr described a minor explosion in a factory in a mundane industry. Dr. David Wurmser is Director of the Center for Security Policy’s Project on Global Anti-Semitism and the US-Israel Relationship. David Wurmser is director of the Center for Security Policy’s Project on Global Anti-Semitism and the US-Israel Relationship. Despite his critics, President Trump is serious in his efforts to squeeze Iran’s economy as much and as fast as possible. By – Amil Imani. Ultimately, however, Iranians do not really care who did what. Early on July 7, a powerful explosion engulfed a warehouse or factory of unknown use in Beqarshahr south of Tehran. Mostafa Aslani - 5th February 2020. He is a former U.S. Navy Reserve intelligence officer with extensive national security experience working for the State Department, the Pentagon, Vice President Dick Cheney and the National Security Council. A review of the events unveils the collective enormity of what has happened. The Iranian government should respect their people’s rights, including their right to express themselves.” For the people of Iran, with help from Donald Trump, this could just possibly be the dawning of a new era of freedom. There are only six weeks to go until the second round of US sanctions hits Iran, but already the Iranian economy is spiralling and global economic experts believe that the current Regime will likely fall and soon. Key point: The collapse of Iran would be catastrophic for regional security. All this spells doom for the Republic of Virtue. Former Trump adviser John Bolton has criticized the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, saying it was based on a "flat-out lie." It evinces weakness. As chip tech moves ahead, is China falling behind? Due to the regime’s institutionalized corruption and wrong economic policies, the inflation rate is rising, affecting prices of people’s basic needs. When a regime like Iran that traffics in ruthless power to survive faces such a string of humiliating displays of incompetence and impotence, it raises serious questions over its longevity. Recent days have been some of the worst the Iranian regime has suffered, including a series of explosions and fires on an almost daily basis in sensitive military facilities, critical infrastructure or unspecified installations. And yet a fleeting image of an official captured by the video revealed a rank insignia of a brigadier-general – hardly the level of an officer normally interested in such a small event at an insignificant facility. Iran’s regime is battered and appears penetrated, impotent, and vulnerable to popular disdain, which often leads to eruption. And with good reason: The videos released by the government often contain information disproving its narrative. The ayatollah-led regime will soon fall, says Iran’s exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the last Shah of Iran, believes that the majority of the Iranian people see the Islamic Republic’s track record in the global theater as a failure, and would be … Ayatollah Khamenei. Facebook. Social media in Iran posted unverified videos of bank runs. Pinterest . News US' John Bolton calls for fall of Iranian regime in DW interview. The same night, a major complex of unknown use exploded and burned in Shiraz. 4:44 PM May 16, 2020. He, too, awaits trial on terrorism charges. British Typhoons blast terrorist bunker hideouts, Hypersonic gap: US spending $15bn to match rivals, German subs using Russian nav systems: report, Duterte tugs the dragon’s tail with fighter planes, Navy’s unmanned push hits rough seas in Congress, Brazil reels after military leaders resign en masse, Proudly powered by Newspack by Automattic. Perhaps this is why recent political discourse, such as the one last weekend in which Foreign Minister Javad Zarif was lambasted, has turned so acrimonious. Iranians have witnessed many attempts of “Regime Change” across the Middle East, None of which turned out the way it was planned to. The … On June 26, a building in the solid-fuel assembly plant of the Khojir missile facility, which also has deal with nuclear-warhead designs, exploded with such force that it was seen 70 kilometers away. Throughout the entire span of these events, demonstrations by workers unpaid for three months by both government and private entities have plagued the city of Ahvaz and Shush, and even paralyzed its transportation and rail centers. And abroad, its designs to consolidate Syria into a playground of Iranian mercantile interests and a foundation for projecting power directly against Israel have encountered not only expected Israeli, but also Russian pushback. The same night, another large fire destroyed an unknown facility in Salmas near Tehran. Iran’s Regime Is Falling Apart. As a result, they are less likely to wage terror attacks outside their borders or to support terror groups. The same night, a major complex of unknown use exploded and burned in Shiraz. Demonstrations are spreading in major cities. The systematic cover-up, deceit, and inaction by Iran’s regime in recent weeks have already cost at least 5500 lives. On June 30, an explosion, fire and then hefty secondary explosions ripped through the sub-basement levels of a medical center in northern Tehran. The pervasiveness of corruption and incompetence led Iranians to expect an assembly line of disasters. by Michael Rubin. Trump intends to make the Islamic regime fall on its own via crippling sanctions. Not only has Israel struck several times recently at Iranian forces deploying near its borders in Syria, but Russia has in the last several days occupied the main corridor in eastern Syria through which all Iranian ground transport via Iraq passes. When a regime like Iran that traffics in ruthless power to survive faces such a string of humiliating displays of incompetence and impotence, it raises serious questions over its longevity. At the same time, an explosion and fire destroyed the power plant servicing the southwestern city of Shiraz, plunging it into darkness. As a result, while we will not rush to judge it as the “ineffectiveness of the Iranian regime” quite yet, certainly the course of developments in the Middle East has changed. The revamped conservative regime in Iran is likely to be even more aggressive in enabling its allies. It evinces weakness. The regime is in effect taking the Iranian people’s health hostage to its own ends. Meanwhile Iran’s currency is in free fall. Not only has Israel struck several times recently at Iranian forces deploying near its borders in Syria, but Russia has in the last several days occupied the main corridor in eastern Syria through which all Iranian ground transport via Iraq passes. More by David Wurmser. View all posts by David Wurmser →. Linkedin. Iranians are swarming for U.S. dollars as Iran’s currency, the rial, plunges to historic lows amid economic and political uncertainty. While the Iranian regime has been killing Americans during the coronavirus crisis and planning to kill more, President Trump's plan to block the mullahs' request for … In doing so, Obama lifted the siege on Iran and provided its regime, which was very close to falling, with a $100 billion lifeline. As a result, the mullah’s regime activities outside of Iran are diminishing and their communication has been disrupted. In short, Iran was afflicted by the explosion of two admitted military targets (the Khojir missile and Natanz enrichment facilities), two power plants (Shiraz and Ahvaz), one petrochemical factory (Karoun), and three mysterious fires in Shiraz, Baqershahr, and the Tajrish Square area of Tehran. Demonstrations are spreading in major cities. He is a former US Navy Reserve intelligence officer with extensive national security experience working for the US State Department, the Pentagon, former vice-president Dick Cheney and the National Security Council. Beijing ups the ante in the South China Sea, The odd couple: Vietnam, Laos get new leaders. And abroad, its designs to consolidate Syria into a playground of Iranian mercantile interests and a foundation for projecting power directly against Israel have encountered not only expected Israeli, but also Russian pushback. Throughout the entire span of these events, demonstrations by workers unpaid for three months by both government and private entities have plagued the city of Ahvaz and Shush, and even paralyzed its transportation and rail centers. Social media in Iran posted unverified videos of bank runs. One year after the assassination of Qassem Soleimani, the number one man in promoting the Iranian regime's terrorist policies in the region, the assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the father of Iranian nuclear activities, took place, virtually without retaliation. Early on July 7, a powerful explosion engulfed a warehouse or factory of unknown use in Beqarshahr south of Tehran. In short, Iran was afflicted by the explosion of two admitted military targets (the Khojir missile and Natanz enrichment facilities), two power plants (Shiraz and Ahvaz), one petrochemical factory (Karoun), and three mysterious fires in Shiraz, Baqershahr, and the Tajrish Square area of Tehran. Taken together, this collection represents two sorts of misfortunes: one afflicting strategic military programs and the other the regime’s stability. On July 2, an explosion, responsibility for which was claimed by an unknown opposition group, the Homeland Panthers, ripped apart the new centrifuge assembly building in the Natanz nuclear center. By. Also, by the end of last week, Iran’s currency had sharply fallen, dropping from about 200,000 rials to the dollar on Friday to 264,000 by Monday. Iranians are swarming for U.S. dollars as Iran’s currency, the rial, plunges to historic lows amid economic and political uncertainty. On July 4, a fire and explosion in southwest, predominantly Sunni Arab province of Ahvaz destroyed the power plant and further south, at about the same time, the Karoun Petrochemical plant failed and released what was claimed to be chlorine gas, sending about six dozen to hospital. On June 26, a building in the solid-fuel assembly plant of the Khojir missile facility, which also has deal with nuclear-warhead designs, exploded with such force that it was seen 70 kilometers away. The rial has lost one third of its value this year alone and is now officially 60,000 to the dollar. On July 3, another enormous fire erupted in the northwest part of Shiraz in an unknown location and facility. Iran's Regime Is Falling Apart. on: November 07, 2018. And continuing regime mismanagement is making it worse: I believe that Iran is going to face a dire situation in the next few years and it’s not going to be sustainable. A review of the events unveils the collective enormity of what has happened. Despite his critics, President Trump is serious in his efforts to squeeze Iran's economy as much and as fast as possible. Taken together, this collection represents two sorts of misfortunes: one afflicting strategic military programs and the other the regime’s stability. Even if the regime remains in power this time, it has been shaken to its core. The question now is whether the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps will use the malaise to launch a putsch, or will Iranians again take to the streets … or both? The same night, another large fire destroyed an unknown facility in Salmas near Tehran. In August, Iran's Central Bank reported that inflation would hit 60% this year, whi. Ultimately, however, Iranians do not really care who did what. And with good reason: The videos released by the government often contain information disproving its narrative. In June 2019, when asked if the U.S. and Israel would have to intervene militarily in Iran, Reza Pahlavi went as far as saying, “if the proper pressure does not exist at this time to force this regime to collapse, then of course it would become unavoidable to consider other options.” All of this is to say that the narrative they espouse fits their own political objectives. Iranians are numbed to catastrophe as the norm and to coverup as a given. Signs Iran’s regime is facing collapse. Two cities are beset by demonstrations (Ahvaz and Shush), the currency is collapsing, there may be a run on the banks, and demonstrators are blocking transportation hubs. Iranian currency, the rial has lost one-third of its value this year alone and is now 60,000 to the dollar. The question now is whether the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps will use the malaise to launch a putsch, or will Iranians again take to the streets … or both? Twitter. To add insult to injury, the regime has also been humiliated abroad. Also, by the end of last week, Iran’s currency had sharply fallen, dropping from about 200,000 rials to the dollar on Friday to 264,000 by Monday. As the parade of stricken facilities mounted and diversified, the serial nature of the events combined with the regime’s fallen credibility certainly stimulated unflattering popular explanations. It’s the Iranian regime itself that has done the most to contribute to the rapid spread of COVID-19 both in Iran and, more recently, from Iran to other parts of the world—including the United States. Trump intends to make the Islamic regime fall on its own via crippling sanctions. And yet a fleeting image of an official captured by the video revealed a rank insignia of a brigadier-general – hardly the level of an officer normally interested in such a small event at an insignificant facility. Current sanctions on Iran are crippling, but there is no sign that the regime is on the verge of cracking. Meanwhile Iran’s currency is in free fall. Iranians are numbed to catastrophe as the norm and to coverup as a given. This is the same general area in which the Israelis two years ago seized Iran’s nuclear archives, namely Turouzabad-Kharizak, and in which Israel and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) suspect also was a major nuclear warehouse. This Iranian Regime Will Fall Mohsen Kadivar , Der Spiegel December 26, 2009 In a SPIEGEL interview, Iranian Ayatollah Mohsen Kadivar, currently a visiting research professor at America's Duke University, discusses the recent death of opposition leader Hossein Ali Montazeri, the frustrations Iranians have with their regime and the future of the green movement and the prospect of an escalation. The Iranian people are getting slaughtered, imprisoned and tortured by the Iranian regime, with no end in sight. This is the same general area in which the Israelis two years ago seized Iran’s nuclear archives, namely Turouzabad-Kharizak, and in which Israel and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) suspect also was a major nuclear warehouse. Wednesday, Mar 24, 2021. Experts Discuss Iranian Regime Fall Scenario The regime in Tehran is weak, vulnerable, and should be targeted. What matters is that their government, which deters internal opposition by an image of ruthlessness, is flailing and incapable of finding either a proper response or effective prevention. Trump intends to make the Islamic regime fall on its own via crippling sanctions.
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