Iranian Regime Network

Trump’s Maximum Pressure 2.0 Should Designate All Significant Iranian Firms, Including Senior Leaders and Board Members
Disinformation Given to Mainstream Media Normalizes News of the Supreme Leader’s Death and Could Suppress Protests When It Happens
Berlin-based Al-Mustafa Institute a Branch of School that Recruits for IRGC
The Supreme Leader’s Son Does Not Have the Prestige of Iran’s Grand Ayatollahs or Even Many Ordinary Ayatollahs
Khamenei May Be Preparing His Audience for an Attack Against U.S. Forces
Companies That Mass Produce Devices to Incarcerate Iranian Protestors Instead Could Assist Them
Israel’s Strikes Have Entirely Dismantled Iran’s Air Defense but the Operation Prioritized Precision over Visibility
U.S. Policymakers Must Recognize That Iran’s Hostage Taking Is Not the Work of Rogue Individuals but a Rogue Regime
The Slow Bleeding to Death of the Jewish State Is Part of Iran’s Ambition to Lead an Alliance of Islamic Governance
Iranian Reformers and Hardliners Differ on Policy, Not Tactics, and the Electorate Does Not Matter to Them
Picking Ideological Fights Abroad May Not Bolster the Iranian Regime’s Standing at Home
Much of Iran’s Oil and Petrochemical Industries Come Together in the Asaluyeh Industrial Zone
Jerusalem Must Decide Whether to Tolerate Repeated Attacks or End the Multi-Front War Iran Wages on Israel
Iran Believes It Faces Nothing Worse Than a Good Finger-Wagging by the White House for Its Attacks
Israel Should up Its Campaign to Eliminate Terror Sponsors Quickly, Regardless of Criticism
Kian M. Kianfar, judging from his Facebook and Instagram pages, revels in his status as the eastern Massachusetts mascot for the oppressive mullahs in Iran.

Leading Iranian regime operatives played a key role organizing student anti-Israel protests, an investigation by FWI reveals.

In early July, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence alleged that “Iranian government actors have sought to opportunistically take advantage of ongoing protests regarding the war in Gaza ... We have observed actors tied to Iran’s government posing as activists online, seeking to encourage protests, and even providing financial support to protesters.”