U.S. intelligence report assesses stability of Iranian regime

Recent reports from U.S. intelligence agencies indicate that the Iranian leadership maintains firm control over the country and its population despite nearly two weeks of intense military pressure from the U.S. and Israel. According to three anonymous sources, multiple assessments conclude that there is no immediate risk of the Iranian regime collapsing. This analysis suggests significant internal cohesion within the clerical leadership, even following the death of the supreme leader. Meanwhile, global oil prices have risen significantly as the conflict between Washington and Tehran escalates. U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that the ongoing military operation—the largest since 2003—may conclude soon. However, experts express skepticism regarding a clear resolution, noting that the persistence of hardline elements within the Iranian government complicates diplomatic efforts. The intelligence findings reflect a consistent view held by U.S. agencies regarding the regime's current resilience.