Iran in 2026 and Saddam in 1990
The author of the article believes that the Iranian regime in 2026 is making similar mistakes to those made by Saddam Hussein's regime in 1990, such as threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz and launch attacks on neighboring countries, in an attempt to escape its internal crises. He views Iran's escalation as a reflection of the political and economic bankruptcy the regime has been suffering from since its founding in 1979. The author also emphasizes that such strategies could lead to a fate similar to Saddam Hussein's, due to Iran's ignorance of the region and its continued play with the strings of tension, ignoring the consequences this could have on regional stability and on the regime itself.
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