Not like Venezuela: why Iran is likely to survive US-Israeli strikes

Israel hits Iranian petrochemical plant in massive gas field as mediators float ceasefire proposal
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Since February 28th, the US and Israel have conducted bombing raids in Iran, killing dozens of senior officials, including a former supreme leader. Despite these losses, Iran argues its political system remains solid and resilient. This conflict, now in its fourth week, contrasts with a previous US raid in Venezuela where President Maduro was abducted. The situation has caused a surge in oil prices, prompting President Trump to temporarily halt strikes on Iranian power plants for five days. The US has also threatened to deploy more warships and marines to the region, raising concerns about further escalation. Analysts suggest Iran is likely to withstand these attacks, unlike Venezuela.
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AI-ExtractedUS President Donald Trump threatening to send more warships and marines to the region.
The war in Iran has entered its fourth week.
The conflict has led to a major spike in oil prices.
Dozens of senior Iranian officials have been killed since the start of bombing raids on February 28.
The political system in Iran is very solid.
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