Mourning for Khamenei’s Death: A Hypothetical Crisis Scenario and Its Global Consequences

Iran Leadership Succession Crisis

Under Iran’s constitution, the Assembly of Experts is responsible for selecting a new Supreme Leader.

Possible outcomes might include:

  • Appointment of a senior cleric aligned with existing policy

  • Formation of a temporary leadership council

  • Expanded political role for the IRGC

  • Internal factional negotiation

A sudden leadership transition during military crisis would complicate decision-making processes.

Succession uncertainty often increases political instability in centralized systems.

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