Timeline for Mullah regime's fall

The article indicates that the Iranian "Mullah" regime faces the threat of collapse due to several decisive factors, including the depletion of foreign reserves from $128 billion to $17 billion, a rise in poverty levels to 60% of the population, and the decline of regime's influence in Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen. Additionally, the destruction of Iranian military aircraft and the bombing of the Revolutionary Guard’s naval fleet by U.S. forces have weakened Iran's military capabilities. Popular resistance has also escalated, with 60 operations carried out against regime forces. All these developments have led to soaring prices, a 115% inflation of the rial, and increased suffering among the people, raising the possibility of Iran engaging in armed conflict. The report suggests that indicators of the regime’s collapse are intensifying in the near future.

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