Iran's Revolutionary Regime Faces Inevitable Collapse, Author Claims

An author writing on Facebook asserts that Iran's Islamic Revolution, which aimed to defeat the United States and Israel, is nearing its end. The regime, described as pursuing a form of "communism" through aggression and funding proxy groups, is compared to the Soviet Union's trajectory. The article suggests that Iran's involvement in the October 7th attacks, referred to as "Black Saturday," marked a turning point, forcing the regime from an offensive strategy to self-defense. This shift, according to the author, is economically ruinous and unsustainable, especially given the power of the US and Israel. The author posits that, much like the Soviet Union which lasted just over 80 years while pursuing similar ideological goals and facing comparable adversaries, Iran's Islamist communist regime will collapse much faster. The piece concludes that historical laws, unlike propaganda, cannot be defied, implying the regime's downfall is inevitable.