La capital se está liberando: Ejército abandona al régimen y las calles de Teherán golpean al poder!

Welcome to Military Chronicle. For weeks, the world watched the war between the United States and Iran unfold as a military conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, the Persian Gulf, and Iranian strategic installations. However, the most dangerous front may now be much closer to the heart of power: the very streets of Tehran. While the bombings are subsiding and diplomacy is trying to gain ground, something entirely different is happening within the Iranian regime. High-ranking officials are beginning to accuse each other of betrayal, allegations of an internal coup are surfacing, and the system's key figures no longer display the unity that sustained the Islamic Republic for decades. The images from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral reflected this fracture. President Masoud Pezeshkian was greeted with shouts of "Death to the conciliator," while Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi was also targeted by the most radical elements. What is most striking is that none of them belong to the opposition: they are all part of the regime itself. In this video, we analyze how Iran has gone from facing an external war to experiencing a growing power struggle within its own institutions. We examine the role of the hardliners, accusations of a possible "soft coup," the increasing political influence of the Revolutionary Guard, and the consequences of the almost complete public absence of the new Supreme Leader, Mokhtaba Khamenei. We will also see why negotiations with the United States have divided the regime, how the dispute over control of the Strait of Hormuz has become a political symbol for the various Iranian factions, and how economic pressure increases the risk of an even greater crisis. Furthermore, we analyze how three different crises are beginning to overlap: ⚠️ The war with the United States. ⚠️ The internal struggle for control of the regime. ⚠️ The growing economic deterioration affecting millions of Iranians. When these three factors coincide, even a small event can trigger much larger consequences for the country's stability. In this analysis, we review: 🔴 The growing division among Iranian leaders. 🔴 Accusations of treason and an alleged coup within the regime. 🔴 The role of Pezeshkian, Araghchi, and Ghalibaf in the political crisis. 🔴 The influence of the Revolutionary Guard and the most radical sectors. 🔴 The strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz after the pause in US bombing. 🔴 The impact of the war on Iran's economy and internal stability. As always, this video distinguishes between confirmed facts, official statements, journalistic investigations, and claims made by the various parties involved when independent verification is unavailable. If you enjoy in-depth analyses of geopolitics, international conflicts, and military strategy, subscribe to Military Chronicle, turn on notifications, and leave your opinion in the comments. Question for discussion: Do you think the greatest danger to Iran remains the United States... or the growing division within its own regime? Thank you for being part of Military Chronicle. #Iran #UnitedStates #Tehran #Hurmuz #RevolutionaryGuard #Geopolitics #MilitaryChronicle