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Video: “Unexpected Public Response and the Question of State Collapse After Military Strike”

In the name of Allah, the all-merciful, the all-compassionate. My warm greetings to our friends and professors in Brazil. I am honored to continue this discussion and cooperation.
My topic is the war that was initiated by the United States and Israel against Iran in February. At first glance, many people were shocked about how this war started and how Iran would respond.
Initially, they targeted Iran by attacking key military bases and killing some leaders. They expected a rapid defeat or even the collapse of the system.
However, the reaction inside Iran was completely different. People came to the streets in support of the Islamic Revolution.
Western media often describes Iran as a dictatorship, but this reaction challenges that claim. In a dictatorship, if the leadership is removed, the system collapses. But in Iran, despite major attacks and losses, the country continued functioning.

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