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Trump insists the United States must back Iranian protesters with decisive actions to prevent a repeat of past inaction.
The piece argues Obama’s failure to enforce a red line in 2012 damaged credibility and emboldened adversaries.
The author calls for tools like seizing oil shipments and restoring Internet access to pressure the regime.
The piece warns that backing down would signal weakness to adversaries and the Iranian people.
The author frames a prompt response as essential to uphold U.S. commitments to Iranian people.
The article cites Iran's suppression of protesters and mocks a top official’s response to Trump’s warnings.
The piece highlights potential escalation options, including cyber operations against Iran.
The article contrasts Trump’s firmness with Obama’s perceived reluctance to act.
The column warns that failing to act could undermine U.S. credibility in future crises.
The piece asserts the need for a credible U.S. response to deter Iran and show resolve.

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A prominent analyst argues Iran’s Islamic Republic is teetering on collapse, urging a final strategic push from the United States.
The author says sanctions relief and engagement have not moderated Tehran, and instead empowered the regime.
The piece labels Iran as the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism with a regional proxy network.
The author argues for a strategy of targeted strikes, maximum financial pressure, and isolation to end the regime.
The piece claims a post-regime Iran would still be responsible but less prone to regional aggression.
The author emphasizes that the United States should avoid invading Iran but act decisively to remove the regime.
The column frames reform or engagement as ineffective and warns of prolonged conflict if delay continues.
The author asserts that Iranian opposition abroad has a credible plan for governance after a regime change.
The piece argues that regional de-escalation would become possible after regime change.
The column credits U.S.-Israeli actions post-October 7 for reducing threats, but warns proxies could rebuild.
The author frames ending the Islamic Republic as necessary to remove the primary driver of regional instability.

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Iran warned regional allies it would strike U.S. bases if Washington attacks Iran, a senior official told Reuters.
The warning comes as Iran faces nationwide protests and rights groups report rising death tolls.
U.S. forces are stationed across the region, including Bahrain and Qatar, with bases like Al Udeid Air Base serving as CENTCOM hubs.
Iranian authorities accuse the United States and Israel of fomenting unrest and blame protesters and violent elements.
Trump signaled options, telling Iranians to continue protests with the possibility of strong action, while the U.S. assesses responses.
U.S. urged citizens to leave Iran now amid ongoing tensions and unrest in the region.
Iranian authorities announce swift judicial actions for protesters, with reports of arrests and mass funerals.
Analysts note the warning points to a broader regional risk as Tehran seeks to defend its sovereignty.
Reuters and other outlets corroborate Tehran's warnings amid a backdrop of regional security concerns.
The development underscores the fragile balance between Iran, its allies, and U.S. posture in the Middle East.

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