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A relentless air campaign has paralyzed Tehran’s ballistic missile production and wiped out its defense networks. Defense planners expect at least three more weeks of sustained bombardment to permanently eliminate the regime’s regional influence.

As coordinated drone strikes cripple infrastructure across the Arabian Peninsula and push crude prices past one hundred dollars a barrel, Tehran’s asymmetric retaliation is rapidly paralyzing the global energy market and trapping millions of migrant workers in a volatile war zone.

The coordinated deployment of banned submunitions represents a deliberate strategy to bypass interception grids and marks the end of the region’s proxy war model. This tactical shift threatens to plunge the Middle East into a full-scale conflict.

The swift elevation of the slain ayatollah’s son abandons the republic’s founding principles to cement military control over the state. This dynastic succession has already sparked domestic outrage and guarantees continued military and diplomatic escalation with the United States and Israel.