Geopolitics
Iran's New Leader Adopts Revenge as State Policy Following Khamenei Assassination
Mario Nawfal Interviews
BREAKING: IRAN TO ANNOUNCE FULL WITHDRAWAL FROM MoU – w/ Geopolitical Analyst Pepe Escobar
"The popular mood, the 40 million people in the streets between Iran and Iraq last week, 99% is we need revenge as long as it takes. So no room for any sort of MOU or similar mechanism with the Americans, and they know that the Americans would break it."
Pepe Escobar, citing sources within the Axis of Resistance and Iranian leadership circles, reports that the dominant mood in Tehran under new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is revenge for his father's assassination. Escobar states that 40 million mourners in Iran and Iraq last week overwhelmingly demanded retaliation, and that the new leader's office has issued statements framing revenge as a religious duty. He warns this stance will shape Iranian policy for decades and closes the door on near-term diplomatic engagement with the United States.
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