Some argue that despite internal strife, Iran's regime has shown resilience and could weather the current political storms without collapsing.

The risk of civil unrest and geopolitical instability increases as Iran's regime weakens.

External powers with interests in Iran may be fueling internal divisions to achieve strategic goals.

If current trends continue, Iran's political landscape will likely see significant changes in the near future, possibly leading to regime change or severe internal strife.

The Iranian regime is expected to face increasing pressure from both internal and external forces, potentially resulting in a collapse within the next few years.