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Iran Protests, Khamenei’s Plan B & Israel’s Iron Strike | Why Iran’s System Survives Every Crisis

Iran Protests, Khamenei’s Plan B & Israel’s Iron Strike | Why Iran’s System Survives Every Crisis In this video, we analyze Iran Protests, Khamenei’s Plan B & Israel’s Iron Strike: Why Iran’s System Survives Every Crisis through a historical and geopolitical lens. Over the decades, Iran has faced continuous protests, internal divisions, war, sanctions, and international pressure, yet the Islamic Republic has repeatedly survived moments when global media predicted its collapse. From 1981 internal power struggles, the Iran-Iraq War, the 1999 student protests, the 2009 Green Movement, the 2017–2019 economic unrest, to the 2022 Mahsa Amini protests, Iran has experienced crisis after crisis. In Iran Protests, Khamenei’s Plan B & Israel’s Iron Strike: Why Iran’s System Survives Every Crisis, we also discuss a recent report by The Times citing intelligence-linked sources claiming that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei may have a “Plan B” in case of extreme instability. This report remains unverified and speculative, but it has fueled intense global debate. Additionally, the video covers media reports suggesting Israel’s security cabinet may have approved an operation referred to as “Iron Strike.” However, no official confirmation, timeline, or target details have been publicly disclosed so far. In Iran Protests, Khamenei’s Plan B & Israel’s Iron Strike: Why Iran’s System Survives Every Crisis, we clearly distinguish between confirmed facts, media claims, and speculation. Western media has repeatedly reported that “Iran’s system is about to collapse”—during the Iran-Iraq War, after major protests, and during periods of economic pressure. Yet, as shown in Iran Protests, Khamenei’s Plan B & Israel’s Iron Strike: Why Iran’s System Survives Every Crisis, the Iranian state has consistently adapted, consolidated power, and emerged intact. This video does not promote any political ideology. It is a fact-based, historical, and analytical discussion aimed at helping viewers understand why predictions of Iran’s collapse have repeatedly failed. #iranprotest #iran #middleeast Sources SOURCES The Times (UK) – Intelligence-linked report on contingency planning Reuters – Iran protests coverage (2009, 2017–2019, 2022) BBC News – Iran internal unrest & political system Al Jazeera – Iran-Iraq War & protest history Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) – Iran political structure analysis Associated Press (AP) – Iran-Israel tensions reporting Disclaimer: This video is for informational and analytical purposes only. It does not support or oppose any government, political system, or military action. All views are based on publicly available reports and historical analysis.