Comrade and a miscalculation mistake in a dangerous game? / Exposing or Showing Power to Ayatollah Khamenei? / Will the Commander-in-Chief allow him to be prosecuted?

 Abdollah Abdi - Abdi Media

Revolutionary Guards Brigadier General Mohsen Rafiqdoust will not be prosecuted for interviews and recent domestic statements about assassinations and other cases, and the story will be limited to this attitude and the warnings of that senior security official and the subsequent denials of individuals and institutions for the time being.

I had said that Comrade Dost merely became the face of a movement that tried to show itself in various ways, including this internal interview, and to undermine the Ayatollah's delicacy and precision at this very critical juncture in the adjustment of the negotiation process with the United States.

Regardless of the historical and political values of Mohsen Rafiqdoost's confessions, and regardless of all the circumstances and circumstances of Brigadier General Mohsen Rafiqdoust himself:

First: The prosecutor cannot prosecute him, because his rank is brigadier general, and according to the Code of Criminal Procedure, the permission of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces is required, and it is natural that the Ayatollah will not allow him because of his previous record and the current alleged state of his illness.

In other words, the illness itself, in addition to trying to diminish the effectiveness of General Rafiqdoust's statements, has also created immunity for him from double judicial proceedings.

And then there was the goal of a radical confrontation with his Aqaba, which seems to have been achieved for the time being.

I'll write to you about what happens next.