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As nationwide protests continue to shake Iran, new intelligence reporting suggests the Islamic Republic’s highest authority is quietly preparing for collapse. According to Western intelligence sources cited by The Jerusalem Post and The Sunday Times, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has authorized a contingency plan to flee Iran for Moscow should the regime lose control. The revelation underscores a regime no longer projecting confidence — but preparing for survival.

Background

Iran is facing its most serious internal unrest in decades. Protests initially sparked by economic hardship, inflation, and currency collapse have evolved into open calls for the end of clerical rule, with demonstrators now directly targeting Khamenei’s legitimacy. Security forces are increasingly stretched across more than 100 cities, raising fears inside the regime of defections, desertions, and loss of command cohesion.

It is within this context that Khamenei’s reported “Plan B” emerges.

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The Evidence

According to intelligence assessments shared with Western outlets, Khamenei’s escape scenario would be triggered if Iranian security forces show signs of fragmentation or failure to suppress dissent. One intelligence source told The Times:

“The ‘Plan B’ is for Khamenei and his very close circle of associates and family, including his son and nominated heir apparent, Mojtaba.”

The plan reportedly involves up to 20 close aides and family members, with Moscow designated as the final destination.

Former Israeli intelligence officer Beni Sabti, who has tracked the regime for decades, told The Times:

“There is no other place for him.”

Expert Analysis

Russia’s role as Khamenei’s refuge is not symbolic — it is strategic. Moscow remains Tehran’s primary geopolitical lifeline amid Western isolation, arms cooperation, energy trade, and shared opposition to U.S. influence. A Khamenei evacuation to Russia would represent:

• De facto admission of regime collapse
• A seismic blow to the myth of Islamic Republic permanence
• A restructuring of Iran’s leadership under external protection

The inclusion of Mojtaba Khamenei, long rumored as successor, further suggests the regime is planning not merely for evacuation — but for continuity of power in exile.

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Prophetic Context

Scripture describes the unraveling of hardened powers in the last days:

“I will shatter the pride of your power.” — Leviticus 26:19 (NASB 1977)

Iran’s clerical system, built on fear and coercion, is now showing cracks at its highest levels. When rulers plan their own escape, the authority they once claimed is already fading.

Strategic Implications

Domestic Stability
If even partial defections occur within Iran’s military or Revolutionary Guard, the regime’s control could unravel rapidly. Escape preparations reflect elite recognition that their grip is no longer absolute.

Regional Security
A collapsing Iran would destabilize Hezbollah, Shiite militias in Iraq, and proxy networks across the Middle East, creating cascading uncertainty from Lebanon to Yemen.

Global Power Balance
A Khamenei flight to Moscow would deepen the Russia–Iran authoritarian alliance while forcing the West to confront a rapidly changing Middle Eastern order.

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Conclusion

Khamenei’s reported Moscow escape plan is not speculation — it is a signal. Regimes do not design exit strategies when they are winning. They do so when the foundation beneath them is cracking. Iran’s ruling clerics now appear to understand that the storm they face is no longer contained, no longer temporary, and no longer fully under their control.

History may soon record that the Islamic Republic’s final days were not marked by confidence — but by contingency.

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