Jiang identifies the IRGC as the institutional actor that would benefit from Mojtaba Khamenei becoming Ayatollah after Raisi's death.
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Beneficiary Analysis
Jiang's beneficiary analysis says the IRGC gains from Raisi's death because Raisi as supreme leader would likely challenge its authority, while Mojtaba Khamenei's accession would preserve its monopoly of power.
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Jiang's beneficiary analysis says the IRGC gains from Raisi's death because Raisi as supreme leader would likely challenge its authority, while Mojtaba Khamenei's accession would preserve its monopoly of power.
Jiang restates that he has no actual evidence, that the crash was probably an accident, and that the IRGC appears as the beneficiary only if the death was not accidental.
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"Okay? And then the question then is, okay, alright, so Moshtaba Khamenei benefits, but who would benefit from having him as Ayatollah? And the..."
"And so they caused an accident. Okay? Does it make sense, guys? All right? So again, I don't know what happened. But if we..."
"Is trick America into invading Iran. And then America would lose for sure. Okay? And that is something that we will discuss next week...."
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A source-grounded reading of the lecture's central move: the crash was probably an accident, but if it was not, Jiang asks who had opportunity, motive, and the most to gain.
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