United States : Rising Tensions Between the Iran Amid Widespread Unrest

United States:  in coordination with security agencies. State media has focused on pro-government rallies and funerals for security personnel, presenting a narrative that emphasizes national unity and resistance against what it calls foreign-backed violence.

Regional and International Implications

The situation in Iran comes at a time when the Middle East remains highly volatile. Recent conflicts, including a short but intense war earlier in the year involving Israel and Iran, have already heightened tensions. That conflict included strikes on nuclear-related sites and retaliatory missile attacks, briefly drawing the United States into direct military action.

Security officials in Israel have reportedly placed their forces on high alert amid concerns that renewed U.S. involvement in Iran could spark another regional confrontation. Analysts warn that even limited military action could have far-reaching consequences for energy markets, regional security, and diplomatic relations worldwide.

Expert Opinions and Outlook

Foreign policy experts suggest that while the protests represent one of the most serious internal challenges Iran has faced in decades, they are unlikely to immediately overthrow the ruling system. According to former U.S. diplomats, Iran’s political and security elites remain largely cohesive, and there is no unified opposition capable of seizing power.

However, many believe that even if the government manages to suppress the unrest, it may emerge significantly weakened. Prolonged economic strain, international pressure, and domestic dissatisfaction could limit Iran’s ability to project power abroad and maintain stability at home.