In an unprecedented attack, Hassan Rouhani criticized the Supreme Leader's puppet parliament, stating that a legislature backed by only 10% cannot make decisions on behalf of the nation. He highlighted the failure of the coalition under Mohammad Reza Taqavi after the recent conflict and criticized the same inept managers for continuing down a disastrous path.

Rouhani seems to understand that the Velayat-e Faqih regime has little chance of survival. The internal conflicts are now deeper, centering around strategies that could lead to the regime's downfall. The Kayhan newspaper, aligned with the Supreme Leader, previously called for Rouhani's prosecution, pointing out the substantial losses attributed to his administration.

Critics argue that Rouhani lacks any sense of responsibility for future generations, especially regarding his defense of the flawed JCPOA nuclear deal, which severely affected the country's finances. The key question raised is why the judiciary has not intervened in such clear-cut cases of corruption or prosecuted Rouhani for his deliberate actions that contributed to significant economic issues. If he had faced justice for his misdeeds, he might not be advocating for submission today.