Anger Spreads from Hormuz to Lebanon

The article points to drastic changes in the Iranian landscape after more than forty years since the revolution. It explores the possibility of a transformation in the Iranian regime, especially with the evolving transfer of power from Khamenei to Mojtaba Khamenei, reflecting a shift from revolutionary legitimacy to a security-based legitimacy that could be more harsh. The article emphasizes that the system's survival depends on the ability of its institutions to endure, and that its potential fall relies on four key elements: internal divisions within the Revolutionary Guards, widespread protests, an economic collapse, and the emergence of a political alternative capable of convincing the people to avoid chaos. It also indicates that the likelihood of the regime falling by autumn 2026 has become more serious, with a potential for that to happen if these conditions occur together.

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