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Behind the Absence of Iran's New Leader: Is it About Rebuilding the Power Structure?
The absence of Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, from the funeral of his father, Ali Khamenei, has raised questions about governance in Iran. Reports suggest that the recent war prompted the regime to reorganize centers of power, increasing the influence of the Revolutionary Guard and diminishing the role of civilian figures. It is believed that the Supreme Leader manages the country in coordination with military security leaders, while security institutions and the army remain the main actors in domestic and foreign policy. Analyses confirm that these changes aim to strengthen the regime's resilience against challenges, while maintaining some internal flexibility on certain social issues.
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