Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Premier, has painted a picture of a failing Iranian regime following nearly three weeks of intense conflict.
He alleged that the Islamic Republic is facing severe internal struggles for power, particularly after the death of Ali Khamenei.
Netanyahu pointed out that the supposed successor, Mojtaba Khamenei, has been notably absent from the public eye.
According to the Prime Minister, cracks in the field and within the top command are becoming visible, and Israel is working to exploit these vulnerabilities to ensure a permanent shift in regional power.
The conflict has had a significant impact on international trade, especially after Iran attempted what Netanyahu called "blackmail" by closing the Strait of Hormuz.
However, the focus has shifted toward de-escalation after President Donald Trump expressed his displeasure regarding the destruction of Iranian gas facilities.
From the Oval Office, Trump signaled a change in tactics, leading Netanyahu to confirm that Israel would refrain from future attacks on those specific targets for now.
Despite the pause, Netanyahu remains confident, asserting that Iran is being decimated and that its ability to manufacture advanced weaponry has been neutralized.
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