Flotilla
Trusted Member
I agree, because they're elected people if those reformists doesn't make their job properly, they can be trialed or just excluded by failing.I doubt there are any major leaders left in Iran who are compromised. From what I can tell, there are the so-called 'Reformists' who have to actually run the country as they were elected and are answerable to people, so they negotiate and compromise to an extent. Then there is the semi-divine Ayatollah whose words are the final words--not exactly a sign of a modern nation. Then there are the IRGC ones who have their own charged agendas and I think can act on their own.
Sorry to Iranians if I understand it wrongly but my impression is based mostly on the events and news since this war started.
Even if we don't like the provisional arrangement those reformists are the visible part of the equation and whatever mistake will rely on their shoulders. I agree.
By the way. None IRGC general have been chased in the lasts rounds of attacks, that means that the security issues have been largely solved. Thanks God.






