From The Times and The Sunday Times, this is The Story.
I'm Rosie Wright.
It feels like your house is on fire, and you're dying in it.
You accept any help because, no matter what, you are going to die.
In January, people in every single province of Iran were shouting for help,
demonstrating against the regime in what was the bloodiest uprising in a generation.
The US President said help was on the way,
but it didn't come in January.
Over the weekend, US-Israeli strikes were unleashed across Iran,
killing Iran's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, in the process.
Iranians took to the streets again.
Now, in some quarters, they were gathering to mourn.
And in others, they're celebrating.
Without the Supreme Leader, this leaves huge questions as to what happens next.
For those who were crying out for regime change in January,
will President Trump's intervention now be the catalyst they were waiting for?
When we are finished, take over your government.
It will be yours to take.
This will be, probably, your only chance for generations.
If Iranians take that chance and are successful,