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Israel Aims to Disable Iran’s Nuclear Capabilities

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Israeli airstrikes targeted Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, with the broader goal of curbing its nuclear ambitions—even hinting at regime change. However, experts from Chatham House argue that Israel’s capacity to dismantle Iran’s system without U.S. intervention is limited. These strikes could unify Iranians behind their leadership rather than fracture it. Analysts warn that, absent deeper American involvement, Israel’s strategic ambitions may be thwarted, and civilian backlash could further complicate regional tensions.
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