The tone at the Munich Security Conference was unmistakably different this year. Gone were the cautious phrases and narrow debates over technical compliance. In their place stood a blunt reassessment of Iran itself. The discussion no longer centered on managing a problem. It centered on whether the current system in Tehran can continue to exist at all.

Across panels and private meetings, one message cut through the noise. The Islamic Republic is being viewed less as a durable state and more as a hollow structure sustained by force. What emerged was not a call for escalation for its own sake, but a recognition that delay may now carry greater danger than action.

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