Dr. Ramesh Sepehrrad

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The President's Daily Brief · PDB Situation Report | December 13th, 2025: Inside Japan’s Biggest Military Shift Since World War Two & Iran’s Student Uprising · 13 Dec 2025 podcast

I don't think Khamenei, Iran's current Supreme Leader, who actually is ill, has a solution for this.

He was grooming certain characters who are no longer part of the equation because they were killed.

And now he is at loss.

And there are a ton of theories around how he could perhaps appoint his own son, which within the Iranian public, they

essentially make comments that, how is this different than the previous monarchy when the reign of control gets passed on to their sons?

So I think he's at a loss on what to do.

But I think more importantly, Khamenei is also at loss because he has no way of really being able to control the internal factional fights that's happening today inside Iran.

So all of that is public.

Everyone, and Iranian people are witnessing this.

And that is why I think the regime's days are numbered.

And again, for them to continue to create some sort of a regional conflict or try to distract the issue from denunciation of the Iranian public of this regime to some sort of a nuclear topic,

All of this are the playbook that this regime has used in the past and is no longer effective going forward.

So what I would say is the death of Khamenei itself could be a trigger for the next nationwide uprising.

But I actually think that will come... I don't think Iranian people are going to wait for that move to take place.

They are going to... When the situation is right...

they are going to take to streets to bring this regime down.

And the good news is what they have on their site is an organized resistance movement, is a network of resistance units that have evolved, and international support from US Congress and more than 3,000 parliamentarian members, and the platform for change that is reflected in a 10-point plan by Maryam Rajavi.

So I think when you put all that together, everything is in place for change in Iran.

You know, once I was asked, how could you keep going in light of all these atrocities and crimes?

My response has always been, how could you not?

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