Recent intelligence assessments from US sources indicate that the Iranian regime remains stable and is not at imminent risk of collapse, despite ongoing significant military strikes from the US and Israel. Various reports suggest that the leadership in Iran, including Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has shown resilience and maintains control over its governance structures. Despite the intense pressure and bombardments, experts indicate that large-scale military action is unlikely to result in a regime change, and prior intelligence assessments also questioned the effectiveness of intervention strategies. Furthermore, even amidst protests and internal dissensions, US intelligence has found no signs to support the notion that the Iranian government is on the brink of falling. This has led to a broader acknowledgment that the dream of regime change in Iran may be unrealistic.