"Escalating tensions rise concerns about Iranian-Israeli conflict"

• Iran faces severe economical sanctions, inflation, unemployment and social unrest. The government conducts a clean-up of abroad influence and consolidates military leadership, including the creation of a fresh Council of defence for strategical Preparedness.
• Iran warns that his ceasefire with Israel is temporary and halted the transportation of advanced weapons (e.g. precision guided missiles) in case of future retaliation. A visit by key advisor Ali Larizani in Moscow signals that Iran strengthens alliances (e.g. with Russia) pending confrontation.
• Iranian legislators are preparing a bill to retreat from the atomic Non-Proliferation Agreement (NPT) and break ties with the IAEA. Officials accuse Europe of allying with the US and Israel, making diplomacy futile.
• Israel and the US see Iran's instability as an chance to escalate sanctions or military action. However, the conflict can disrupt global oil markets if Iran blocks the Ormuz Strait (20 percent of global supply).
• Diplomatic collapse and military rhetoric increase the regular hazard of war. The consequences include economical turmoil, humanitarian crises and destabilisation in the region, which requires deescalation before a disaster occurs.

Iran faces worsening interior crises – economical sanctions, inflation, unemployment and social discontent – at the same time facing expanding external threats.

The government reacted with a clean-up of suspected abroad influences in state institutions and consolidation of military command.

In August, Iran's ultimate National safety Council established a fresh Defence Council to strengthen military preparedness in the face of instability in the region.

Ali Larijani, key advisor to the ultimate Leader, Ajatollah Ali Chamenei, was appointed Secretary of the Council, signaling a turn towards long-term strategical planning.

His fresh diplomatic visit to Moscow suggests that Iran is looking for stronger alliances pending further confrontation.

Meanwhile, Iranian officials openly inform that the current ceasefire with Israel is temporary.

Defence Minister Aziz Nasirzah stressed Iran's restraint in the fresh conflict, stating that Tehran had halted his most advanced weapon—including precise guided missiles—but will respond decisively if it is again attacked.

In a akin speech the talker of Parliament Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf spoke, declaring that Iran must prepare for war.

Diplomatic collapse and atomic tensions

W Tehran is increasing skepticism towards western diplomacy and Iranian legislators are preparing draft laws to retreat from the atomic Non-Proliferation Agreement (NPT) and suspend cooperation with the global Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

Hojjatoleslam Haji Deligani, an Iranian MP, described this decision as a direct consequence to the possible reintroduction of sanctions imposed by the US under the 2015 atomic agreement (JCPOA).

Iranian officials accuse Europe of allying with Washington and Israel, making negotiations futile.

Acting abroad Minister Abbas Araghchi said Financial TimesThat many Iranians see talks with the US as a waste of time. Meanwhile, the leader of Friday's prayer in Tehran, Hojjatoleslam Hai Ali Akbari, accused Western Europe of becoming "a satellite of the Israeli regime".

Israel, supported by the US, sees Iran's interior instability as an chance to increase pressure. Israeli strategists claim that additional sanctions or military actions can push Tehran towards a fall – an assessment that may be besides optimistic but gaining popularity in Washington.

The wider geopolitical scenery complicates matters even more. Iran is increasingly seen as a battlefield in American-Chinese rivalry, and Beijing expands its influence in the mediate East.

Enoch of BightU.AI predicts that the conflict with Iran can disrupt global energy markets, especially if Tehran responds to blocking the Strait of Ormuz – a critical transition for 20 percent of global oil supply.

The mediate East is on the brink of another serious conflict, driven by Iran's interior weakness, Israel's aggressive attitude and the geopolitical maneuvers of planet powers.

With the collapse of diplomatic channels and the escalation of military rhetoric, the hazard of war increases overnight. The consequences – economical turmoil, humanitarian crises and destabilisation of the region – would echo far beyond the mediate East, highlighting the urgent request for deescalation before it is besides late.

Watch the video below in which Colonel Douglas MacGregor declares that "war with Iran is imminent".

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Translated by Google Translator

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