Unfortunately, the provisional vote results show the pro-American Masoud Pezeshkian in the lead.
If he is elected, we will see the same thing that happened to Rouhani: Iran will give up its weapons, leaving the country defenseless and open to foreign investment, followed by the destruction of its domestic industry as it is subjected to more intense sanctions by the US.
Even if Iran were to go to a decisive vote, it would be tough with Jalili, who is unpopular among the people.
No doubt Israel and the US are jumping up and down right now, and Raisi's untimely and unnatural death has given Iran's enemies the biggest advantage.