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Two Letters Released by the Regime Are Not the Only Claims About Mojtaba’s Condition That Raise Questions
Avenging the Supreme Leader’s Death in the War Is State Policy, and Iranian Media and Officials Reflect It
Ehsan Khandouzi Has Qualities That May Matter More in Tehran than an Ability to Understand Economics
The Regime Has Compiled a List of More than 100 Diaspora Members Who Will Be Allowed to Return to Iran
The Most Conservative Hardliners Worry That the Regime Is Losing Its Islamic Posture
Officials Have Not Said Why a Will Hasn’t Been Made Public, Claiming His Sons Have It, but It’s Unlikely There’s Only One Copy
Open Sources Warned That Killing Khamenei Would Trigger the Closure of the Strait and Empower the Republican Guards. The 2026 U.S.-Israeli Strikes Ignored Those Warnings.
Iran So Far Has Adapted to the Conditions the United States Has Imposed on It
Each Time Pressure Builds for Proof That He Is Alive, the Regime Produces Another Proof-of-Life Claim
Iran-Linked Networks Have Exploited Open Borders, Civil Liberties, and Gaps in Counter-Terrorism Coordination to Establish Cells Across the Continent
Mass Surveillance, Informants and Fear Are the New Weapons of Preemptive Repression
Six Appointments Show an Architecture Built Around Institutional Memory, Loyalty, and Coercive Power Is Taking Place
Zolghadr Had Ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, but Was Primarily Involved with Domestic Suppression
If the World Withdraws, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Will Consider It a Green Light to Purge Those Who Resist Its Vision
Iran Appears Confident That It Can Survive and Is Conducting Aggressive Diplomacy to Fend off Attacks on Infrastructure
Margarita Island Is the Keystone in Iran’s Western Hemispheric Geopolitical Structure
The Revolutionary Guard and Other Security Bodies Monitor Society, Suppress Dissent, and Preserve the Regime’s Grip on Power
Regime Officials Threatened War in the Caspian Sea and Promised to Punish Ukraine and the United States