Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Khamenei Killed in Israeli Strike, Iran Braces for Chaos

The article reports that Donald Trump has claimed to be aware of a growing sentiment among members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, military, and security forces. These individuals are reportedly seeking to cease hostilities and are looking for immunity from the United States. Trump further articulated this on Truth Social, identifying this period as a pivotal opportunity for the Iranian people to reclaim their nation and encouraging these forces to disarm.

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Iranian TV Journalist’s “Tongue Slip” Ends Career, Life

During a live broadcast commemorating the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, a reporter seemingly uttered “death to Khamenei” instead of the typical pro-regime chants. This incident led to the dismissal of the provincial broadcast station’s director and disciplinary reviews for other staff. Separately, a mosque sermon also appeared to be interrupted before the phrase “death to Khamenei” could be fully spoken. These events occurred as Iran marked the 47th anniversary of its revolution, with Supreme Leader Khamenei and President Pezeshkian offering contrasting messages regarding the nation’s direction and the recent crackdown on protests.

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Iran’s Trigger Warning: Dismissal and Distraction

As tensions escalate between Iran and the U.S., the commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard issued a warning, stating his forces are “more ready than ever” amid the presence of U.S. warships in the Middle East. The warning was made in response to the recent crackdown on protests, where thousands were killed and over 40,000 people were arrested. Concerns are rising that those arrested could face the death penalty, while President Trump has set red lines, warning Iran to halt executions and mass arrests. Due to the rising tensions, some airlines have suspended flights in the region, and activists report a rising death toll from the protests.

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European Parliament Bans Iranian Diplomats Amidst Human Rights Concerns

Amidst escalating international condemnation of Iran’s crackdown on recent demonstrations, the European Parliament has taken action. President Roberta Metsola announced a ban on all Iranian diplomats, government officials, and representatives from entering Parliament premises. This decision follows Metsola’s expression of support for the protesters and consideration of further EU sanctions. The EU is also exploring measures like designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization, with the situation in Iran continuing to deteriorate as protests persist.

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