The toll of the Regime appears to be catching up with it; not able to put up 100 missiles. “Iranian response: less than 100 missiles were launched at Israel overnight,” i24, 6-14-25. Two waves from Iranian territory, mainly aiming for Tel Aviv.
“Two casualties, widespread damage from Iranian rockets | LIVE BLOG,” i24, 6-14-25.
There is another reason, the disruption of losing commanders and for the Iranian representatives not knowing what the negotiating position should be. “Iran: dialogue with U.S. now “meaningless” after Israeli strikes,” i24, 6-14-25. BTW, if you wonder why i24, I’m still looking at all news sources, but i24 is one of the very best at this precise moment. Iranian news is certainly unhelpful in knowing what is happening. And this article has a section at the end showing how the Regime’s poor decisions over 40 plus years have come home to roost. “U.S. President Donald Trump weighed in with a sharply worded post on social media. “I gave the Iranians one last chance for a deal. Now everyone is dead, and it will only get worse,” he wrote, warning that further attacks could escalate dramatically unless Tehran agrees to a nuclear deal. Trump criticized Iran’s leadership for failing to secure an agreement: “No matter how hard they tried, they just couldn’t close the deal. Israel knows how to use its weapons.” Still, he left open the possibility of a deal, cautioning that if one is not reached, “there will be nothing left of the Iranian empire.” The flare-up comes after months of stalled nuclear talks, with Iran insisting on the right to enrich uranium domestically, while the U.S. has sought alternative frameworks involving international oversight — proposals repeatedly rejected by Tehran.” The two Supreme Leaders have repeatedly missed their chances to join the modern and normal world.
“Iran threatens to target U.S. bases in the Middle East,” i24, 6-14-25.
“On IDF’s chart of eliminated Iranian security leaders, Qaani listed as still alive,” i24, 6-14-25. Apparently the Quds Force leader is not yet dead.
Amazing that Iran folded so quickly. “Israeli air force achieved freedom of operation in Tehran’s airspace, IDF says,” Axios, 6-14-25.
Fordow. “Israel’s mission hinges on destroying Iran’s hardest nuclear target,” Axios, 6-14-25. Israel has attacked the surface but not the deep underground. Yet. I predict special forces to blow it up from within, assisted by air.
“Israel urges U.S. to join war with Iran to eliminate nuclear program,” Axios, 6-14-25. No, the U.S. will not participate in bombing Fordow. But it will certainly allow Israel to finish the job. And the U.S. will help defend Israel from Iran’s missiles.