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  1. Mojtaba Khamenei succeeded his father, Ali Khamenei, as supreme leader, triggering ceremonies in Iraq and postponing a war in the Middle East.
  2. Elite factions, including the IRGC, were involved in the leadership transition following Ali Khamenei's death.
  3. Mojtaba Khamenei succeeded his late father Ali Khamenei, with hard-line power centers aligned with the IRGC preferring him.
  4. IRGC commanders dominate the new power structure in Iran, while Hassan Rouhani is barred from candidacy.

Government uses media and rallies to push official line, condemning Rouhani and supporting Khamenei leadership.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 9
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Government uses media and rallies to push official line, condemning Rouhani and supporting Khamenei leadership.

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Mojtaba KhameneiHassan RouhaniMohsen Rezaei

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  1. Iranian officials, including Mohsen Rezaei and Ali Abdollahi, framed public mobilization as a national deterrent.Sub-event
  2. Mehdi Fazaeli criticized Hassan Rouhani's leadership and policies, leading to internal divisions regarding diplomacy.Sub-event
  3. Rallies condemn Rouhani and support Khamenei leadership, reinforcing the new power structure.1 source

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IRGC commanders dominate the new power structure in Iran, while Hassan Rouhani is barred from candidacy. All 1 developments

Within Mojtaba Khamenei succeeded his father, Ali Khamenei, as supreme leader, triggering ceremonies in Iraq and postponing a war in the Middle East.

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