Could Setbacks in Iran Lead to the Eviction of the Ayatollahs and Their Repressive Regime?

As Syria Collapses, the rush is on to gain nuclear military capability before Trump’s second inauguration.

Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader via AP, file
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, right, speaks with Syria's president, Bashar Al-Assad at Tehran, May 30, 2024. Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader via AP, file

It is clear that Iran is rushing toward the most advanced stage of nuclear military capability it can achieve in the seven weeks before the second inauguration of President Trump. There is also a good deal of jockeying in Ukraine and complacent assurances from the retreating Democrats that the incoming president’s promises to end that war in one day will soon be disclosed as simply more bravura from a tiresomely familiar source. 

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