Iranians are concerned about who will replace President Ebrahim Raisi after his death in a helicopter crash. An election is set for June 28 to elect a successor. Some worry about finding a leader of Raisi's stature. Conservatives are uncertain about potential candidates. Raisi faced criticism during his tenure over various issues including economic performance and response to protests.
Key Points
Iran set to hold an election on June 28 to elect a successor to Raisi
Concerns among some Iranians about finding a leader of Raisi's stature
Conservatives uncertain about potential candidates for the upcoming election
Raisi faced criticism during his tenure over various issues including economic performance and response to protests
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Uncertainty about finding a successor of Raisi's stature
Conservatives are uncertain about potential candidates
Criticism faced by Raisi over economic performance and response to protests