Iran Regime's Saddam-Style Approach
The article compares Iran’s system in 2026 to Saddam Hussein’s regime in 1990, highlighting how Iran misjudges its capabilities and continues to attack its neighbors and Gulf countries, believing it has Russian and Chinese support. It emphasizes that Iran, like Iraq before, makes mistakes based on miscalculations—such as closing the Strait of Hormuz or threatening the region—which threaten its stability and reflect its internal and external weaknesses. The article warns that if these policies persist, Iran could face a fate similar to Iraq's fall and Saddam Hussein's downfall. It stresses that Iran must realize that new challenges require genuine changes, not retreating into aggressive escalation.
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