As the Iranian regime grapples with mounting internal pressures, the prospect of its collapse is becoming increasingly plausible.

Iran’s decision to target the U.S. Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, rather than any other country in the region, came as a major surprise—especially given the strong ties between Tehran and Doha.

In every war the U.S. enters, Britain follows closely behind, sending its jets, troops, and airbases, even when it has no direct stake, as seen in Iraq, Afghanistan, and now Iran.

As the “conflict” between “Israel” and Iran continues, Gulf countries are increasingly alarmed and calling for calm, especially amid U.S. hints at entering the war.

Given the deep political and security ties between Baghdad and Tehran, many believe the Iran-”Israel” war could reshape Iraq’s reality once again.