Reasons for the Resilience of the Iranian Regime

Nine days into the conflict, Iran’s regime remains stable despite the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. The absence of street protests indicates that opposition forces are waiting for the U.S. response before acting. The regime’s resilience stems from a complex governance structure designed to endure leadership changes, with power distributed among various bodies, including the Assembly of Experts, Guardian Council, and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, which plays a crucial role in maintaining control.

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