A six-member committee now shapes Iran’s sensitive decisions, replacing the supreme leader’s personal arbitration with collective approval and hidden accountability.
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Ali Khamenei’s death decentralized Iran’s regime, leaving Mojtaba hidden while the IRGC and security networks dominate decision-making and regime survival.
US withdrawal from Iraq hands Iran a land bridge to threaten Kuwait, Jordan, and Kurdistan with drones and proxy forces.
Rezaei’s surprise appointment to Iran’s security council threatens to paralyze collective leadership as personal ambitions clash with institutional checks.
The Iran power shift strengthens the IRGC as war centralizes decision-making, even while all factions now agree on negotiation.
Tehran’s latest military reshuffle restores veterans to command, signaling emergency reconstruction, stronger deterrence,and deeper internal surveillance ahead.
Khamenei’s wartime appointments elevate hardline security figures while Iran’s economic crisis and the US blockade deepen internal factional tensions.