The article examines the precarious position of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who faces isolation after losing key military advisors to Israeli airstrikes, increasing the risk of strategic missteps. It explores how his diminished inner circle, combined with regional setbacks and internal pressures, threatens the stability of his regime.
Dozens of Missile Sites and Command Centers Hit in Expanding Campaign
Israel’s Air Force Continues Strikes Across Tehran
Israel strikes, history shifts, world trembles.
Fires and panic in the Iranian capital
‘Their Launchers Are Useless Now’: Israel Cripples Iran’s Missile Arsenal
Why Did Israel Reject Iran’s Offer to Pause for Negotiations? The Real Risk
WATCH
‘We Had Nowhere to Go’: Residents Left Outside as Bomb Shelters Remain Locked
‘We Were Ready for This Night’
From Deal-Maker to War-Maker?
Fighter jets roar over the Gulf and missiles strike Tel Aviv
Once again
From cartoon bombs at the U.N. to real bombs over Natanz
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes
War clouds are brewing
Stealth jets deployed. War footing solidifies.
Iran supporter nabbed
From allies to enemies—history’s sharp turn.
Hiding from his fate
