An pro-regime Iranian patriot and military analyst claims Israel inflicted a devastating and strategic defeat on the Islamic Republic, forcing Tehran to plead for a ceasefire.
According to his post, this ceasefire is not a victory for Iran, but merely a pause before even more intense future conflicts.
He says Israel launched a pre-planned operation that not only shattered Iran’s military capabilities but also instilled fear among regime leaders. With no meaningful response to Israel’s unprecedented attacks, Iran is seen as having suffered a humiliating blow.
During the 12-day war, Iran's structural weaknesses—across intelligence, air defense, cyber, and command—were fully exposed. Israel’s Mossad managed to penetrate deep into Iran’s security establishment, assassinating nuclear scientists and stealing classified documents. Even Iran’s cyber infrastructure was easily breached.
The analyst highlights the failure of Iran’s air defenses, as stealth jets and drones penetrated Iranian airspace repeatedly, destroying key radar and missile sites. The much-publicized “Bavar-373” and other systems failed to provide layered protection.
Iran’s ballistic and cruise missiles also underperformed, lacking accuracy and guidance. Israeli airbases continued operating without disruption, and many Iranian launch platforms were destroyed before firing.
Iran’s air force was described as essentially “neutralized”—its aging F-14s and MiG-29s are outdated, poorly equipped, and understaffed. In contrast, Israel’s F-35 squadrons dominated the skies with stealth and precision.
Strategically, the most damaging weakness was in Iran’s command structure. Leadership roles were given based on ideology, not expertise. Operational decisions were slow, politicized, and disorganized. Internal rifts between the military and the IRGC further deepened the chaos.
At the heart of these failures stands the Supreme Leader, whose decisions—like relying on Afghan migrants and holding to outdated Islamic ideological principles—have dragged the country to the brink. According to the analyst, over 20 million Afghan “terrorists” now reside in Iran, posing a serious internal threat.
He credits 80% of Israel’s victory to Mossad agents inside Iran—particularly Afghan operatives—who sabotaged defenses from within. Precision strikes, guided by top-tier intelligence and drone surveillance, sealed Iran’s defeat and dramatically weakened its regional position.
The final verdict: this war didn’t just expose Iran’s military flaws—it marked the beginning of the regime’s downfall.