This reckless and suicidal move, which triggered air raid sirens across Doha, marks a dangerous point of no return in the escalation driven by Iran’s ruling clerics, entrenched in their bunkers while their people endure poverty, repression, and now… the scent of all-out war.
A regime in full meltdown
The Islamic Republic, reeling from U.S.-Israeli strikes on its nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, chose the most irrational response imaginable: a direct assault on the American bases of Al Udeid in Qatar and Ayn al-Asad in Iraq. This puts Tehran in the line of fire for unprecedented retaliation.
The blasts heard over the skies of Doha reflect a regime willing to torch regional stability rather than abandon its covert nuclear ambitions and hegemonic theocratic fantasies. As Qatar rushed to shut down its airspace, Iranian missiles ripped through the skies, showing utter contempt for international law, neighboring sovereignty, and above all, human life.
Khamenei: bunker for him, chaos for everyone else
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, hiding deep within fortified shelters, orchestrates this path of destruction with chilling detachment. Far from any battlefield, he shields himself behind his own people and sacrifices Iran’s youth in service of an ideological obsession completely divorced from reality.
The promise of a “firm response,” made by Iran’s chief of staff, rings hollow and desperate. Israeli and American strikes have already dealt a heavy blow to Iran’s nuclear program. Former U.S. President Donald Trump called it a “spectacular military success” and even hinted at the possibility of regime change.
A nation held hostage by its own rulers
The Iranian people, long yearning for freedom, prosperity, and peace, once again find themselves hostage to a regime obsessed with self-preservation. Instead of building schools and hospitals, the mullahs build centrifuges. Instead of opening the country to the world, they plunge it into isolation, fear, and the sound of bombs falling.
Today, Iran is no longer fighting for its future but for the survival of a regime nearing its end. This final stand, waged with the arrogance of collapsing dictatorships, threatens to cost thousands of innocent lives and drag the Middle East into another nightmare.
Faced with such suicidal madness, the international community can no longer afford half-hearted condemnations. It is time to act, to support those in Iran who are fighting for democracy, justice, and peace. As long as the mullahs cling to power, Iran will remain a powder keg, ready to ignite the world in the name of a vision as archaic as it is dangerous.
Editorial team/le7tv