Tehran has entered a tunnel of collapse

The article discusses a significant shift in the U.S. approach to Iran, moving beyond merely dismantling its nuclear program to systematically degrading the regime's capacity to govern. President Trump has expressed a readiness to escalate military pressure, stating, “We’re going to hit them very hard. Eventually, they’ll reach a point where they say, ‘We can’t go on anymore.’” However, his repeated cancellations of large-scale attacks have damaged U.S. credibility. The article argues that the Iranian regime, in coordination with China and Russia, is attempting to humiliate Trump, while the U.S. president's strategy is seen as risking national security for both the U.S. and Israel. It suggests that Iran is on the brink of internal collapse, with the regime losing control over large parts of the country. The author advocates for a strategy focused on dismantling the regime's pillars, such as cutting off financial resources and disrupting repression capabilities, while supporting a credible political alternative like Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi to prevent chaos during a transitional period.