ईरान में सत्ता परिवर्तन? IRGC ने राष्ट्रपति को किया किनारे, मोहतबा के इर्द-गिर्द कड़ा सुरक्षा घेरा – iran irgc blocks government appointments tightens security around supreme leader ntc ntyv
In Iran, the standoff between the government and the powerful military organization Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is increasing. Now information is coming that the IRGC has stopped key appointments of President Masoud Pezeshkian and has further tightened the security of Supreme Leader Mohtaba Khamenei, thereby blocking the elected government’s access to him.
According to a Fox News report, iran The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a powerful military organization, has further strengthened its hold on the country’s political system on Wednesday, April 22, 2026.
According to the report, ‘Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has blocked the appointments of President Massoud Pezeshkian and has created a security cordon around Supreme Leader Mohtaba Khamenei.’
The report said that he tried to appoint a new intelligence minister, but under pressure from IRGC commander Ahmed Vahidi, all the candidates were rejected. Vahidi argues that in times of war, all important, sensitive positions should be selected and managed directly by the Revolutionary Guard. This military intervention has limited the powers of the civilian government.
limited access to supreme leader
The report also states that the situation has become even more serious, because the IRGC is now controlling communications even with Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei. A council of senior military officers now filters information reaching the leadership. Due to this, President Pejeshkian’s report is not able to reach Khamenei and he has become completely isolated from the administration. Pejeshkian has tried several times to hold urgent meetings, but has failed to negotiate.
Is this trend old?
On the other hand, experts say that this should not be considered a coup. This is a gradual change in the power structure of Iran. Analysts say that it was always certain that the IRGC would further increase its role. As the regime has strengthened its security apparatus, the importance of civilian institutions has diminished. However, this change may make Iran’s foreign policy more stringent, which will reduce the scope for agreements with Washington.
tussle over succession
There is also a tussle going on within Iran’s leadership regarding succession. Senior official Ali Asghar Hejaji had opposed Mujtaba Khamenei becoming his successor.
He warned that if this happens, control will completely pass into the hands of the Revolutionary Guard and civilian institutions will be sidelined. Current circumstances show that this apprehension is proving true. This is now the biggest challenge for Pejeshkian, who came to power promising reforms.
—- End —-
