🚨 BREAKING: Khamenei Plans Exit To Moscow - IRGC Lose Power In Iran
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Takeaways
- ❖Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is reportedly planning an escape to Moscow with his son Mojtaba and a small inner circle, gathering assets abroad for safe passage.
- ❖Iranian protesters are now armed with weapons and Molotov cocktails, actively attacking and taking over IRGC bases and police stations.
- ❖Official police officers are defecting from the regime, with some publicly burning their police cards and supporting the revolution.
- ❖The IRGC is described as having lost 'total control' in various parts of the country, with Tehran's capital burning for the eighth consecutive night.
- ❖The host suggests that any Israeli military intervention should focus on internal assassination plots rather than air force attacks to avoid disrupting the uprising.
- ❖The fall of the Iranian regime is predicted to end conflicts in Yemen and Lebanon, defund Hezbollah and Hamas, and positively impact the Middle East.
- ❖The host criticizes international media for relying solely on state sources, even when evidence (like the hospital raid footage) contradicts official narratives.
Insights
1Khamenei's Alleged Moscow Exit Plan Signals Regime Weakness
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is reportedly planning to escape Tehran to Moscow with approximately 20 close advisors and family members, including his son Mojtaba. This plan involves gathering assets and properties abroad to facilitate their passage. The host emphasizes that such a leak, showing weakness, is unprecedented for the regime and indicates a significant loss of internal morale among loyalists.
Reportedly confirmed by multiple sources, including 'The Times'. The host states, 'This news of exit to Moscow has now been confirmed by multiple sources including The Times.' and 'The 86-year-old Ali is now planning his escape from Tehran with a close circle of up to 20 of his closest advisers and family.'
2Armed Uprising and Police Defections Undermine IRGC Control
Iranian citizens have armed themselves with weapons and Molotov cocktails, actively engaging the IRGC and burning down police stations. Simultaneously, official police officers are defecting to the revolution, with one officer notably burning Khamenei's photo and writing 'Long live the king' on a wall. These combined actions signify a widespread loss of control by the IRGC and a critical turning point in the uprising.
Videos show protesters using Molotov cocktails and weapons against IRGC bases (, ). The host states, 'The IRGC have lost total control. Police officers one by one are defecting to the revolution.' () and details a police officer's public defection ().
3Regime Propaganda and Media Bias Obscure On-Ground Realities
The Iranian regime consistently propagates a narrative of strength and control, even when facing severe internal unrest. International media, particularly 'liberal Western media,' are criticized for exclusively reporting from official state sources, even when visual evidence from the ground contradicts these claims. This selective reporting hinders accurate understanding of the revolution's progress and the regime's actions, such as the raid on a hospital where protesters sought refuge.
The host notes, 'The Islamic Republic never want to show weakness. They never spread rumors about exit plans.' () and 'the international media are only reporting from the regime sources.' (). Footage of a hospital raid is shown, which the regime falsely attributed to protesters ().
4Fall of Iranian Regime Would Reshape Regional Geopolitics
The potential collapse of the Iranian regime is anticipated to have profound positive impacts across the Middle East. This includes the end of the conflict in Yemen, a resolution in Lebanon with Hezbollah losing power, and the defunding of Hamas. The host also suggests a cessation of funding for 'leftwing activist groups and mosques and Islamic centers' in Western countries that are allegedly supported by the Iranian regime.
The host explains, 'the region in general the Middle East will completely change... Yemen for example that the conflict in Yemen will come to an end... The situation of course in Lebanon will finally get sorted... Hamas won't have any money.' ()
Bottom Line
The leak of Khamenei's exit plan, despite the regime's historical efforts to project strength, suggests a deliberate internal betrayal or a complete breakdown of loyalty at the highest levels, aimed at destroying morale within the regime.
This indicates that the regime's inner circle is fracturing, with individuals prioritizing self-preservation over loyalty to the Supreme Leader. This internal strife could accelerate the regime's collapse as key figures anticipate being excluded from any escape plan.
External actors seeking regime change could exploit these internal divisions by amplifying such leaks or encouraging further defections, potentially offering incentives for high-ranking officials to abandon the Supreme Leader.
Lessons
- Monitor reports from independent media and citizen journalists in Iran, as mainstream outlets may be slow to report or rely on regime-controlled narratives.
- Observe the rate of police and military defections as a key indicator of the revolution's progress and the regime's weakening control.
- Analyze the geopolitical reactions from regional powers like Saudi Arabia and Israel, as their actions or statements could influence the uprising's trajectory.
Notable Moments
IRGC forces raid a hospital in Ilam where protesters sought refuge, deploying tear gas and engaging in violence against trapped civilians.
This incident highlights the regime's extreme tactics and disregard for civilian safety and international norms, potentially galvanizing further public outrage and international condemnation.
Quotes
"Now that the intel is coming out that the plan is there to go to Moscow. Everything is changing."
"The IRGC have lost total control. Police officers one by one are defecting to the revolution."
"If all dictators flee to Moscow, the Delta Force only needs to make one more trip."
"The Iranian people are effing awesome. May God be with them. They're extremely brave considering how many of them have been killed over the last few days. Usually that's when they go home. But they they just keep coming out. More people are coming out."
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