End of Zarif?

As I noted in the postscript to Sheikh Hamid Rasai's statements today in Abdi Media, and also mentioned today, Seyyed Ismail Khatib, the Minister of Intelligence, requested an extension from the parliament with hints, indicating that perhaps changes will occur in these ten days, preventing the Minister of Intelligence from directly answering questions in the parliament.

I hinted that Sheikh Hamid Rasai and other representatives are informed about the matter through the parliamentary assistants of the Ministry of Intelligence and the IRGC, but I did not elaborate on the topic.

While Massoud Pezeshkian thought he could bypass the Supreme Leader and act against his opinions and agreements, the outcome was what it was.

Now, Dr. Mohammad Javad Zarif, if he does not receive a clear approval from the Ayatollah, will seek to avoid prosecution for both the President and himself in case of not complying with the negative opinions of the country's intelligence agencies due to unlawful interference in state properties and other issues. After the experience with the misleading leadership council and the massive wave created around it, he announced that he would return to the university.

I wish Massoud Pezeshkian had paid attention to the kind advice I subtly wrote regarding the fate and safety of his close associates, especially Zarif.

It's not too late yet.