Iran's internal conflict threatens regime stability

The Iranian regime is currently experiencing severe internal divisions across four main factions: The first is led by Prime Minister Masoud Beshzkian, who expresses willingness to cooperate with the United States amid the currency's deterioration and the imminent outbreak of a popular revolution. The second is headed by Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, who is trying to salvage the situation through communication with Saudi Arabia, amid increasing protests caused by poverty and rising prices. The third faction follows Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not made any public appearances since the death of his father, the Supreme Leader, which reflects a decline in the authority of spiritual leadership. The fourth is the Revolutionary Guard, which controls the country militarily and financially, continuing a hardline stance, indifferent to the suffering of the people from poverty, hunger, and inflation. It is expected that these divisions, along with ongoing protests, will soon lead to the collapse of the Iranian regime, especially as opposition intensifies and there is potential for violent clashes.

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