The New York Times reported that the US and Israeli strategy was to ignite a nationwide uprising in Iran and overthrow the government with their attacks, but this strategy has failed.

Informed sources have confirmed that, contrary to the expectations of the planners of these attacks, not only did the predicted wave of popular unrest not occur, but US intelligence officials had serious doubts from the very beginning about the success of this approach.

According to this report, alternative options, including the use of Kurdish forces, have also been removed from the agenda and are no longer being pursued.

Currently, the final assessment of intelligence agencies and analysts of regional issues indicates that the most likely scenario ahead is the survival of the current regime in Iran and its continued political life.

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