Iran's Anti-Regime Uprisings Persist Despite Military Weakness

'In Iran, none of the causes that sparked the relentless and admirable anti-regime uprisings has disappeared'

The Islamic Republic is militarily weakened and economically drained after the joint Israeli-American offensive. Until now, Iranian leaders have remained united, but divisions may emerge in the coming months, observes Alain Frachon, columnist at Le Monde, in his regular column.