The assassination of key Hezbollah leaders, including chief Hassan Nasrallah, reveals a serious breach in the party's security infrastructure, previously believed robust enough to withstand Israeli espionage.

The Iranian regime is intensifying its control over journalists and political activists who criticize its mismanagement, repression of freedoms, and security agencies' misconduct.

Since taking office, reformist President Masoud Pezeshkian has made provocative statements courting the U.S., while affirming Iran and Hezbollah's right to retaliate.

In an interview with Al-Estiklal, Iranian researcher and dissident Yousef Azizi stated that the Iranian regime is unlikely to engage in direct conflict with “Israel” or the US, opting instead for threats.

Iran has accused “Israel” of the assassination of several of its military leaders and nuclear scientists over the years, and these would be the latest killings as Iran moves closer to nuclear weapons capability.