Iran's Revolutionary Guard Wields Real Power in Wartime, Supreme Leader's Role Diminished
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With the war between Iran, the US, and Israel lasting over two months, Tehran's power apex is no longer a singular religious authority. Though Supreme Leader Khamenei's injured son, Mojtaba, succeeded him, power has shifted to the generals of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Wartime pressures have concentrated decision-making in a hardline core led by the IRGC, indicating a more aggressive stance in future negotiations.