Iran Faces Uncertain Future After Raisi's Death

The helicopter crash that killed President Ebrahim Raisi has intensified Iran's internal divisions and raised questions about the nation's stability.

Raisi's death has exposed deep societal and political rifts within Iran, with polarized reactions to his passing.
His presidency was marked by increased militarization abroad and significant internal unrest.
The government is now navigating a critical transition, adhering to its constitutional framework for leadership succession.
Raisi's successor is expected to continue his conservative policies, maintaining the status quo.
The regime's resilience will be tested as it faces ongoing economic challenges and public discontent.