The collapse of Iran will be a disaster. Dugin believes that Russia has only one way out

Iran - Israel: Escalation of Tensions

June 28, 2025 20:01

The direct conflict between Israel and Iran is an unprecedented event. Many see it as the beginning of the Third World War, and if the conflict escalates further, this possibility indeed exists. Therefore, we must now draw serious conclusions from the events that have occurred.

Israel launched a fierce attack on Iran, destroying its military command headquarters and several scientists, which greatly weakened Iran's military potential. This rapid and unexpected strike seems to have determined the subsequent course of the conflict. This impression is not unfounded — the scale of the attack was shocking: Israel directly acted within Iranian territory. This success was only possible due to the deep penetration of Israel's intelligence network and influence agents into Iranian society, enabling such a large-scale domestic operation.

Philosopher and political scientist Alexander Dugin believes this event should serve as a warning for all countries:

"Any society — American, European, Islamic, Indian, whatever the society — must be highly vigilant about the existence of hostile networks. That is, once there is a vulnerability, enemies can launch attacks from within. The lesson is that we all must be highly vigilant, first and foremost about cybersecurity, mobile phones, and instant messaging tools. After all, if Israel has the capability to destroy a significant part of Iran's leadership in one strike, then in the future, no matter how the political situation evolves, our enemies (whoever they are) could use one strike to destroy Russia's military and political leadership, scientists, intellectuals, and theorists, even their families. Therefore, if we do not immediately take serious measures to defend our sovereignty, including preventing such network intrusions, we will regret it later."

It is worth noting that Iran quickly organized and launched a strong counterattack against Israel. This exposed that even systems like "Iron Dome" are not perfect — any air defense system has vulnerabilities, and Iran found them.

In the context of these events, the silence of relevant countries raises questions. But this is not surprising: the country has always maintained an observational stance, avoiding direct involvement. Relevant countries provide limited support to Iran (infrastructure, political, economic levels), but always based on their own interests, and will not join any side of the conflict.

The goal of Israel and American neoconservatives is to overthrow the Iranian regime and restore the pro-American Pahlavi dynasty. But this is almost an impossible task. Current data shows that about 70% of Iranians support the current system. Even among the 30% who are critical, nationalists dominate, who firmly oppose puppet regimes. Therefore, there is a consensus between Shiite and secular nationalist forces in Iran, united against Israel, ensuring that the country will fight to the end.

Dugin pointed out: "Of course, Russia hopes that Iran can hold out in this situation. Although we can no longer fully support Iran. If Iran collapses, it will be a victory for American neoconservatives (those neoconservatives who actively pushed the US to take sides in Israel's war against Iran are the same people who previously pushed for the war against Russia). Then the next target will be us, followed by related countries. Accordingly, the conclusion is clear: if Israel wins quickly with US military involvement, and Iran collapses, we will face a nuclear war."

Many ask: Should Russia increase its actions in Ukraine under these circumstances? The answer is simple — now we have arrived at an opportunity that must be seized immediately. The current moment requires a swift offensive. If the necessary conditions are lacking, they must be created urgently. Delaying the attack on Kyiv, delaying the capture of the capital and ending the war, is unacceptable.

Dugin concluded: "Now, apart from launching a rapid offensive immediately, nothing else needs to be considered. I hope our leadership has a clear understanding of this, so an offensive against Ukraine is imperative. This is determined by the historical inevitable process. The question is whether we can follow this inevitable process. We will soon find out the answer."

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