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  1. Succession following the leader's death in Iran, involving Mojtaba and Ali Khamenei, as Iran seeks to regain regional hegemony.
  2. Iranian state bodies, including the IRGC, issued directives to safeguard religious minority rights amid succession concerns.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has been tasked with protecting the political system of the Islamic Republic in Iran since May 26th.

22 reports, 11 independent Updated Aug 25
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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has been tasked with protecting the political system of the Islamic Republic in Iran since May 26th.

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  1. IRGC appoints hardliners to key leadership roles, reinforcing its core position in Iran's security establishment.1 source
  2. Mojtaba Khamenei was selected as the supreme leader of the Islamic Republic, with the IRGC protecting the political system.1 source
  3. Bob Blackman, an advocate for democratic change in Iran, was reported on June 26th.Sub-event
  4. IRGC defends national sovereignty against external attack.1 source
  5. IRGC continues its role in defending the political system of the Islamic Republic.1 source

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