Following the helicopter crash of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, along with his political counterparts, global citizens are highlighting the convenience it brings to Iran's enemies.
In Summary:
● Iran President Ebrahim Raisi has been confirmed dead at 63 yrs after helicopter crash.
● The possible implications such a tragedy might have in regard to Iran's international policies & the new world order.
President Raisi's regime has been highlighted by a steadfast commitment to resistance against Israel.
Iran Under Ebrahim Raisi.
Under his leadership, Iran has continued to support Palestinian causes and oppose Israeli actions in the region, sometimes even employing strong diplomatic maneuvers to assert its stance. He reportedly provided material and political support to the Palestinian resistance against Israel.
In his tenure, he also oversaw Iran joining BRICS, an intergovernmental organization comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates.
Raisi also reportedly signed the Saudi Arabia-Iran peace agreement brokered by China to begin a new era of cooperation. The nation of Iran was clearly stabilising under his leadership.
Too Close to the Sun.
Allegedly, President Raisi once promised revenge against Israel after they bombed Tehran's consulate building in Syria and killed seven members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), including two war generals.
At a ceremony, President Raisi complimented Iran's direct attack on Israel, aka "True Promise".
In Farsi he stated, "The people of the world saw that after the Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, 'True Promise' ended the Zionist regime's false leadership."
Time Will Tell.
Will the next leader of Iran maintain the same stance in the international community?
As investigations into the crash continue, Iran seems uncertain about the future of its leadership and its place in the world government.
Whether Iran emerges from this crisis stronger or more vulnerable remains to be seen. Rudi Nyumbani.
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