Iranian President Raisi's Death Sparks Leadership Uncertainty
The helicopter crash that killed Ebrahim Raisi raises questions about Iran's political future and regional stability.
- Ebrahim Raisi, Iran's hardline president, died in a helicopter crash alongside Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian and six others.
- Raisi's death removes a potential successor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, intensifying speculation about the next supreme leader.
- First Vice-President Mohammad Mokhber has been appointed acting president, with elections mandated within 50 days.
- Analysts predict continuity in Iran's foreign policy despite the leadership change, with the supreme leader and IRGC maintaining control.
- Observers warn of potential power struggles among hardliners and increased domestic repression in the lead-up to the elections.
















































































































































































































































































































































































































