An important and meaningful difference in the two rulings of Hossein Ashtari and Ahmadreza Radan

Abdollah Abdi - Abdi Media

In the order issued by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran for the two police commanders of the Islamic Republic (which, of course, this new organization itself exists without the legal approval of the Majlis and of course with the extra-legal authority of Khamenei as the absolute guardian of the matter under Article 57 of the Constitution), the differences It seems important.

In his new decree, Ahmadreza Radan was only addressed as a brigadier general, but Ashtari was called a guard brigadier general; Does that mean that the term "Pasdar" did not include Radan's present!? Or does Khamenei want to consider him authentic and from within Faraja and not from the personnel transferred from IRGC to former Naja and current Faraja?

Another important thing is that Ashtari was appointed as the deputy of the commander-in-chief of the police force according to the proposal of the interior minister, but there is no such statement in Radan's decree. It seems that according to Khamenei's diagnosis, due to the many reasons for the current situation of the country and paying more attention to the person and his individual abilities at this point, taking him from the sidelines and assigning him to the text and the top of the final goal in the country's security megaproject.

One must be naive if one sees these important differences by mistake, and one must find a clear message in those codes.

Finally, it is interesting that Radan's ruling ordered the various agencies of the country to cooperate with the country's law enforcement organization in the form of waiting, without the condition of military service, and contrary to Ashtari's ruling, which mentioned a certain number of agencies.

Of course, Faraja cannot be called a completely independent organization that is not under the supervision of the Minister of Interior and Ayatollah Khamenei's successor in law enforcement and command hierarchy up to the General Staff of the Armed Forces.

Another sign of Khamenei's attention is the new and colorful authority of the newly established Faraja organization, which will definitely be accompanied by other changes within the organization.

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