احتمال حذف قالیباف در جنگ
Transcript Tap any line to jump the video to that moment 0:00 In your view, in a third war, how likely is it that Ghalibaf gets killed? Look, if it comes to a point 0:05 where there's a will to politically weaken the Islamic Republic, Ghalibaf ought to be the first 0:09 one to be struck down. I have my doubts about whether there's actually a will 0:14 to politically weaken the Islamic Republic in this. In other words, it seems the fight is over the same old quilt. If there's a will 0:21 for the Islamic Republic to be politically weakened, then — in my view 0:23 right now the most important blow would be 0:27 for dozens of cities to be struck as well. If the military and political leaders of the Islamic Republic 0:31 aren't struck, they simply won't care at all. They've now announced that scheduled blackouts 0:37 will start again. So it doesn't matter to them. They ask Chamran, the head of the City Council, 0:42 why these unannounced, seemingly baseless blackouts have started. 0:46 He says, if you knew how many power-generation facilities of ours 0:50 have been hit in these past few days, you wouldn't even ask this question. Honestly, where did you hear, in which 0:54 Islamic Republic news report, that power plants and generation facilities had been attacked? 0:59 But anyway, I want to say — even if they do get hit, he brushes it off so easily. He says, why 1:02 are you even asking? 1:05 You say, why are you even asking — there are blackouts happening! Well, for people like this, go ahead and hit ten 1:09 power plants too. Hit ten refineries. Start the naval blockade again. 1:14 During the very period the naval blockade was lifted, the Islamic Republic, according to official media reports, 1:19 shipped sixty million barrels of oil. Whether they actually got paid for it, I don't know. 1:24 Just as with previous money too, it's all just floating in the air. But anyway — the naval blockade, hitting power plants, 1:29 hitting refineries, yes, that's a real blow. If the Islamic Republic is meant to survive, these blows will cripple it 1:36 in the future. Though in my view, the Islamic Republic is not going to survive. 1:41 What could actually be effective right now is striking the regime's political leaders. Today they were all 1:44 in one or two gatherings, and they felt so secure that Ghalibaf, who hadn't even dared 1:48 to chair the Majles session himself and left it to his deputy, still went and attended that ceremony with Khamenei 1:54 himself. Well, this shows that there's no such will. Dear 2:00 friends. 2:16 The answer, if there were to be a will to politically weaken the Islamic 2:20 Republic and to disrupt the governing structure, is that logically, logically, the first person who should be eliminated 2:26 would be Ghalibaf.
Caption Where is Qalibaf? 🎯
What are the odds of Qalibaf being taken out in the war?
A blunt analysis: If there were any real will to politically weaken the Islamic Republic, Qalibaf would be first on the list. But it seems that will simply doesn't exist — it's all just a fight over the same old blanket.
Until military and political leaders are actually targeted, the regime won't feel a thing. Blackouts return on schedule, power plants are hit, yet the system stays indifferent.
What do you think — is there genuine will for change? Drop your take below 👇
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