Iran’s collapse seems closer than ever
A severe fuel shortage could soon bring down the ayatollahs’ regime. International media are discovering what happens when the journalist is the terrorist. by Danny Zaken Turning point When will Iran collapse? When it no…
Assessment
A severe fuel shortage in Iran is pushing the regime closer to collapse, according to a Western diplomat who worked on sanctions. Iran refines 120 million liters of gasoline daily but consumes over 135 million, creating a widening deficit. The question is no longer whether the regime will fall, but when the fuel runs out. Watch for further disruptions in Iran's energy supply chain and their immediate political consequences.