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US intelligence says Iran government is not at risk of collapse: Reuters
Despite the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, U.S. intelligence reports consistent regime stability and control over the public after nearly two weeks of strikes.
- On March 11, 2026, U.S. intelligence assessed Iran's leadership remains largely intact and not at risk of collapse after nearly two weeks of U.S. and Israeli strikes, citing consistent analysis that the regime retains control of the Iranian public.
- The campaign began on February 28, 2026, when strikes killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, targeting air defences, nuclear sites and senior leaders during sustained U.S. and Israeli military operations.
- Strikes have killed dozens of senior officials and commanders, and the Assembly of Experts earlier this week declared Mojtaba Khamenei the new supreme leader while the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps controls much of Iran's economy.
- Sources say the situation remains fluid, and Iranian Kurdish groups have asked the U.S. for weapons despite U.S. intelligence doubting their firepower; President Donald Trump has suggested ending the operation 'soon' but has not ruled out ground troops.
- Diplomatic moves include Emmanuel Macron, President of France, recently speaking with Iran's president, while senior Israeli officials privately acknowledged there is no certainty the campaign will cause collapse amid rising oil costs.
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U.S. intelligence says Iran government is not at risk of collapse, say sources
A "multitude" of intelligence reports provide "consistent analysis that the regime is not in danger" of collapse and "retains control of the Iranian public," said one of the sources, all of whom were granted anonymity to discuss U.S. intelligence findings
A “multitude” of reports indicate that the leadership of the Islamic regime remains largely intact and maintains strong control over the Iranian population
U.S. intelligence report suggests Iranian regime is not at risk of imminent collapse
Washington Examiner Recent U.S. intelligence reports have assessed that after nearly two weeks of Operation Epic Fury, Iran’s government leadership is not in danger of imminent collapse. The evaluation comes after 12 days of regular military strikes by United States and Israeli forces, which led to the deaths of Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, his wife, […]
Reports from American agencies suggest that the regime's leadership is largely intact and maintains control of the population after nearly two weeks of bombing.
U.S. intelligence pointed out that Iran's leadership remains virtually intact and is not at risk of collapsing in the near future after nearly two weeks of relentless bombing by the U.S. and Israel, according to three sources familiar with the matter. A "multitude" of intelligence reports provide "a consistent analysis of the regime's not in danger" of collapsing and "maintains control of the Iranian people," confessed one of the sources, who we…
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