Next Supreme Leader of Iran? How Long Can Iran Keep Fighting? | From Tehran-Muhammad Hussain Baqeri

Описание: In this special discussion on Mustaqbil, senior analysts Habib Akram and Akbar Bajwa speak with Tehran-based analyst Muhammad Hussain Baqeri to understand the ground reality inside Iran after the dramatic escalation of the Iran–US–Israel war. Western media narratives suggested that Iran’s regime could collapse quickly and that protests might erupt against the government. However, after the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the internal situation inside Iran appears very different from what many expected.


In this detailed conversation from Tehran via video link, Muhammad Hussain Baqeri explains:

How Iranian society is reacting during wartime • Whether people are united after Khamenei’s death • How long Iran can sustain the war militarily and economically • The status of Iran’s missile and defense capabilities • Who could become the next Supreme Leader of Iran • Whether the US and Israel’s regime-change strategy is realistic • How Gulf states like Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the wider Middle East are watching the situation • The geopolitical implications for Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the region


This conversation provides rare insight into daily life, political sentiment and strategic thinking inside Iran at a time when the Middle East is facing one of its most dangerous conflicts in decades.

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Can Iran sustain a long war against the US and Israel?

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