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8 Aug 2026, 14:38

The spokesperson for the judiciary announced on Saturday that Mohammad Baqer Kharazi, the Secretary-General of "Hezbollah Iran," has been summoned to the Special Clerical Court and is facing criminal prosecution due to his recent statements. According to the spokesperson, given Kharazi's clerical status, the handling of any potential charges against him falls under the jurisdiction of the Special Clerical Court. He also mentioned that Kharazi "may have multiple security-related charges," and if he fails to appear in court, a warrant for his arrest will be issued.
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In the margins of the power structure in the Islamic Republic, there is always a trace of "troublesome insiders" who hold no official position but are so close to the circles of power that their words cannot be ignored.

Family ties, clerical attire, or affiliation with even a lesser-known organization allow them to inform about behind-the-scenes decisions, accuse or threaten government officials, and make statements that provoke reactions and denials from the highest levels of power, while they remain in the safe margins of power and return after a while with a new claim.

Mohammad Baqer Kharazi possesses many of these characteristics.

A cleric without a government position, the Secretary-General of an organization called "Hezbollah Iran," whose actual weight and status in the political landscape of Iran are not very clear, and a member of a family connected to the seminary, the diplomatic apparatus, and the Khamenei family.
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