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Mohsen Rezaee’s new security council role will tighten Iran’s decision-making chain across IRGC and armed forces.
A sweeping reshuffle across Iran’s security apparatus can change command continuity and signal a harder internal and regional posture during heightened tensions.
Mohsen Rezaee’s security council role will accelerate IRGC-led internal crackdowns and stall any US backchannel talks.
The reshuffle consolidates power around IRGC-linked figures at a moment of heightened regional conflict and contested diplomacy, shaping Iran’s security posture and any future engagement with Washington.
Oil traders will keep pricing Hormuz risk until Iran and Oman lock a shipping deal.
The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world’s most important energy chokepoints. Any delay, escalation, or policy shift can move crude prices quickly and ripple into transport, inflation, and trade costs.
Tehran’s Rezaei appointment will sharpen scrutiny of any Oman deal on Strait of Hormuz shipping.
This is a meaningful security and energy story because it links a leadership shift to the world’s most sensitive shipping corridor. Any change in Iran’s posture around Hormuz can ripple into oil markets and regional diplomacy.
Trump may claim victory if Hormuz reopens, but Iran’s security shake-up suggests the standoff is far from over.
Hormuz is a global energy chokepoint. Any move that changes shipping access, naval posture, or Iran’s security chain of command can ripple into oil prices, freight costs, and broader Middle East risk.
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