After the fall of Assad, an “internal war” began in the IRGC – The Telegraph

Tensions are rising at the top of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and an “internal war” is developing after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime. A conflict is raging within the IRGC, the generals blame each other and are responsible for the failure of the “axis of resistance.” The confrontation reaches such an extent that physical clashes and shouting occur.

Iran could not imagine the fall of Assad, whose hold on it was supported by power. For Tehran, Syria was an important bridge through which Hezbollah, which threatened Israel, was supplied. The leader of the Quds Force, General Qaani, became the target of accusations for the failure of the “axis of resistance” created by the liquidated Soleimani. Assessing Yahya Sinuaru's actions against Israel, sources claim that he is not popular in Tehran.

The Iranian regime understands that it is in a difficult position and faces increased challenges. The authorities are trying to analyze what is happening, maintain their influence and take into account possible tightening of sanctions by the future US President Donald Trump.

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