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In a shocking display of the Islamic Republic's deepening internal fractures, Iranian state television abruptly censored Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mid-sentence as he attempted to justify ongoing US-Iran negotiations, suddenly cutting to an archival speech by the late Ali Khamenei warning against Western diplomacy. This unprecedented media blackout exposes a vicious factional war unfolding in Tehran, sparking intense speculation that Ghalibaf is either executing a calculated "good cop, bad cop" strategy to extract US concessions or, more explosively, actively betraying his IRGC rivals to secure his own absolute power and stay on the American "no-kill list." As top regime insiders continue to be eliminated and the state's power structure cannibalizes itself, this censored broadcast may be the ultimate proof that the ruthless race to become Iran's next dictator has officially begun—and the future of the entire region hangs in the balance.
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