The reports from American intelligence services suggest that the Iranian regime remains stable and maintains control over the population, even after the killing of the supreme leader.

A series of intelligence reports indicate that the Iranian regime is not in danger of falling and maintains control over the population, according to Reuters.


This recent assessment, completed in the last few days, highlights the resilience of Iran's political leadership, even after the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on February 28, coinciding with the start of American and Israeli attacks.

Additionally, a senior official from Israel acknowledged that there is no certainty that war would lead to the collapse of the Iranian government, suggesting a more nuanced assessment of the political situation in Iran.