Very Possible This Iranian Regime Could Collapse, NUFDI’s Khansarinia Says

Israel and Iran continued intense bombardments of one another for a third day. The worst military assault on the Islamic Republic since it was invaded by Iraq in 1980 underscores how Tehran's regional might has bean dealt a serious blow along with its inability to protect some of its most sensitive national assets and its 90 million citizens. Cameron Khansarinia, Vice President for the National Union for Democracy in Iran, says the Islamic Republic is “probably at its weakest moment that it's ever been.” He says with the head of Iran's armed forced killed, the psychological toll of the regime is very significant. “I think it's very possible that this regime collapses and we're looking at a entirely new Iran again, for policymakers, but also for investors,” he adds. Khansarinia joins Bloomeberg's Tom Mackenzie on “Daybreak: Europe.”