Old guard reemerges to defend regime

The article discusses the return of some figures from the old guard in Iran to sensitive positions within security and military institutions. It emphasizes that this move reflects a crisis of the Iranian regime's stability and its fear of internal unrest or loss of trust with the new generation. It suggests that reappointing these individuals may be an attempt to protect the regime from within, rather than focusing on external threats, which threatens to transform the system from one led by religious scholars into one dominated by the military establishment. The article highlights that this raises questions about the regime’s declining ability to facilitate a successful leadership transition and the possibility that the old guard will become the true heirs. This shift redefines the relationship between the religious and military institutions and jeopardizes the regime’s legitimacy, amid weakened internal trust and the erosion of the principles on which the revolution was founded.

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