Mojtaba Khamenei’s rise to Iran’s supreme leader signifies a shift toward a more dictatorial regime, stripping away the republic facade that has characterized the Islamic Republic. Experts argue this succession undermines the foundational principles of the regime, likening it to royal succession. Khamenei’s lack of qualifications and public presence raises concerns about his alignment with radical elements, while the power dynamics in Tehran increasingly favor the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, complicating the political landscape.
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