Jan 30 (Reuters) - The United States is considering new military strikes against the Islamic Republic of Iran over its deadly suppression of protests this month. The complexities of Iran's ruling system,

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is doubling down on ballistic missile power as new satellite images reveal rapid repairs at missile facilities damaged during the June war with Israel, reported the New York Times.

US-Iran tensions rise as military power is compared across air, naval, missile and manpower strength in a potential full-scale war scenario.

New York Times report comes as US president moves significant forces within striking distance of Iran; Trump says Tehran is looking to 'make a deal,' find diplomatic off-ramp The post Trump briefed that Iran regime’s hold on power at ‘weakest point’ since 1979 – report appeared first on The Times of Israel.

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"People are extremely angry," a former official said, adding a US attack could lead Iranians to rise up again. "The wall of fear has collapsed. There is no fear left."