Iranian President Pezeshkian Wants to Resign

Even after one of history’s greatest military triumphs that took out some of the world’s most dangerous architects of terror, the Democrat media machine continues to whing and whine and decry the elimination of murderous madmen and the world state sposnor of terror. Itt sneers, nitpicks, and all but mourns the fall of a regime that has spread bloodshed for decades. The eradication of Iran’s mullahcracy would be a seismic win for human freedom and global security, relief for millions living under its boot. And still, the party of grievance and its media echo chamber can’t stand it.

Report: Iranian President Pezeshkian Wants to Resign

But there’s no one to whom he can submit that resignation. Perhaps he doesn’t want to go “meet” all his erstwhile terrorist colleagues. Israel Channel 14 is reporting that Iran’s President Pezeshkian wants to resign: @DBalazada reports that President Pezeshkian intended to submit his resignation to the Supreme Leader today following the elimination of Ali Larijani. However, he was informed by the IRGC that a meeting with Mojtaba Khamenei is currently not possible (David).

Pezeshkian was elected president in 2024.

The obvious question: Is there really a new Ayatollah with all his faculties to whom he could resign? More from Channel 14: Pezeshkian is reportedly “exceptionally angry” at the Revolutionary Guards, accusing them of “reckless” conduct. He claims the failure to protect Ali Larijani was not negligence, but a deliberate move to ensure his elimination. The IRGC is reportedly “very pleased” with Larijani’s death, having already prepared an “elimination dossier” on him and his brother. The bottom line – Iran is transitioning into an extremist military regime where Mojtaba Khamenei acts as a mere “puppet” of the Revolutionary Guards, who completely control the country (Channel 14).

War update:

Israel Has Eliminated ‘the de facto leader of the Iranian terror regime’

Ali Larijani was one of the most senior Iranian figure remaining. This is most significant leader confirmed killed since the targeting of Khamenei at the launch of the war. Jerusalem Post: Israeli confirmation of the assassination came after three separate sources confirmed to The Jerusalem Post he was targeted in what is the single most momentous targeted killing following the death of former supreme leader Ali Khamenei. The military referred to Larijani as “the de facto leader of the Iranian terror regime” (Jerusalem Post). Times of Israel adds: After the supreme leader’s death, Larijani “established his position as the de facto leader of the Iranian terror regime and led the fighting against the State of Israel and countries in the region,” the IDF added, noting that “as part of his role, Larijani led the political-security coordination of the Iranian terror regime and was involved in directing its international activity” (Times of Israel). The killing of the terror mastermind was made possible courtesy of an Tehran resident: “The assassination of Larijani was made possible thanks to valuable intelligence that Israeli intelligence services received from residents of Tehran over the past 24 hours,” an Israeli official told Iran International (Iran International).

Israel Takes Out Some 300 Basij Commanders—Including Top commander Gholamreza Soleimani

The Basij are the thugs with rifles who are responsible for a large share of the slaughter of some 30,000 Iranians in the last days of December last year and the early weeks of January this year. Ariel Oseran of Israel’s i24: Around 300 Iranian Basij commanders and field officials were killed, along with the Basij’s top commander Gholamreza Soleimani, in a wave of Israeli airstrikes overnight on key command and operational centers of the regime’s repressive forces, Iran International reports. In one of the strikes, a Basij support unit’s repair and maintenance center was hit. The site housed hundreds of vehicles and motorcycles used in street operations and neighborhood patrols. Initial reports said the fleet was destroyed. Facilities linked to the Mohammad Rasoulollah Corps, the IRGC unit responsible for the greater Tehran area, were struck. The Imam Hadi security unit, a strategic command center in Tehran, was also heavily damaged (Oseran).