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Morad Vaisi, Senior Analyst at Iran International, stated that evidence suggests the Islamic Republic remains unstable and insecure despite the end of the war, citing the four-month delay in burying Ali Khamenei, secrecy around the new leader Mojtaba Khamenei, and the closure of parliament. Vaisi questions whether Mojtaba will attend his father's funeral and speculates about potential safe conduct from the U.S. for him.

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@ايران اينترنشنال: Morad Vaisi, Senior Analyst at Iran International, said: "Evidence and indications show that the Islamic Republic, despite the end of the war, still does not feel stable or secure. The fact that Ali K

@ايران اينترنشنال: Morad Vaisi, Senior Analyst at Iran International, said: "Evidence and indications show that the Islamic Republic, despite the end of the war, still does not feel stable or secure. The fact that Ali K

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