Is Ghalibaf a Compromised US Asset Inside Iran Regime?

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As the post-war negotiations intensify, shocking analysis suggests parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf may be acting as a compromised asset for Washington, systematically dismantling the IRGC from within to avoid suffering the same targeted drone strikes that eliminated other regime elites. While some foreign policy analysts praise this internal fracture as a genius strategy to bankrupt the hardline Paydari camp without a full kinetic invasion, growing fears suggest the US might be deliberately keeping a weakened, compliant mullah regime alive to serve its own geopolitical interests—mirroring the controversial "Venezuela trap." With domestic Iranians exhibiting an unprecedented level of hatred for the dictatorship—even expressing a willingness to face total bombardment if it means eradicating the clerical establishment—the ultimate question remains: is Washington setting the stage for true regime collapse, or has the time finally come to bypass diplomatic compromises and directly arm the Iranian resistance?