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The article discusses the role of Hossein Taieb, head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Intelligence Agency, following his appointment as commander of the Basij Forces by Mojtaba Khamenei. The report suggests that Taieb is considered a concerning security figure, given his past provocative actions, including exceeding boundaries in intelligence operations and leveraging his agency for political interests, as well as failing to prevent the assassinations of Israeli nuclear scientists. Since returning to prominence by leading the Basij, the regime is focusing on expanding its role to bolster control and serve as a tool for suppressing protesters, especially as ongoing protests—begun in late 2022—continue, with the United States and Israel accused of trying to destabilize Iran. The article indicates that Taieb’s appointment aims to strengthen the regime’s security grip amid internal and external challenges, as preparations increase to maintain stability in the face of escalating regional and international tensions.
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