“The pillars line up to one clear trajectory: Iran’s political and economic system is entering a highly unstable phase. 1) Mechanics shows severe attrition of senior leadership that weakens command‐and‐control. 2) Mood captures domestic and international anxiety that state collapse could follow, amplifying humanitarian and regional security risks. 3) Machine confirms that even without full collapse, energy markets are already under stress, signalling that any further shock will propagate globally. 4) Map offers no counter-evidence to dilute these signals. Because no material pillar-to-pillar contradiction survives vetting, the minor wording differences across claims are interpreted as degrees of emphasis, not factual conflict. Hence the apparent divergence between “leadership eliminated” and “failed-state risk” is resolved: leadership decapitation is exactly what elevates the probability of state failure. All pillars therefore point toward the same end-state of elevated systemic risk.”