DECISION TABLE · DIVAN'S CONCLUSION · AI ANALYSIS · DIVAN2026Divanby AhuraIn Their Seat
If an AI held each office

In Their Seat

For each office we say what it can really decide, what question is on its desk today, and what an AI would decide in that seat. Then we show the upside, the downside and the ifs and buts. The subject is the office, not the person.

AI analysis, not newsFirst edition, before review
The yardstick of every decision here
  • Iran stays whole
  • A stronger Iran
  • First power of the region
The three small bars at the foot of each card show which way that decision moves these three goals.

Leadership and the Security Council

If I were in this seatSupreme LeaderNow: Mojtaba Khamenei

I would give the Supreme National Security Council a clear, time-limited mandate to close a step-for-step deal in which both sides move on the same day, and I would tell the public its outline.

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If I were in this seatSecretary of the Supreme National Security CouncilNow: Mohsen Rezaee

One text and one voice: I would write a step-for-step table and make one person its only spokesman.

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Government

If I were in this seatPresidentNow: Masoud Pezeshkian

I would send parliament a wartime budget amendment: stop non-essential spending and put that money straight onto the tables of low-income families.

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If I were in this seatForeign MinisterNow: Abbas Araghchi

Instead of arguing over who goes first, I would propose a shared day zero: on the same day Iran opens the way for merchant ships and the United States pauses the blockade; the remaining points follow within thirty days.

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If I were in this seatGovernor of the Central BankNow: Abdolnaser Hemmati

I would narrow the gap between the two rates on a schedule announced in advance, and at the same time stop lending to the government and to unsound banks.

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If I were in this seatMinister of Economic Affairs and FinanceNow: Ali Madanizadeh

I would set a wartime fiscal rule: a ceiling on the deficit, and a published list of every tax exemption and budget line.

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If I were in this seatMinister of PetroleumNow, as caretaker: Hamid Bovard

I would cut output to a plan so the wells are not damaged, and close the petrol gap by managing demand, not by importing.

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If I were in this seatMinister of EnergyNow: Abbas Aliabadi

I would end surprise cuts: a schedule announced in advance and equal for all, and power plants repaired before the next peak.

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If I were in this seatHead of the Atomic Energy Organization

I would offer one small but measurable technical step: accounting for the material at one named site, in return for no new action at the Security Council.

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Parliament

If I were in this seatSpeaker of ParliamentNow: Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf

I would settle now how parliament will examine any deal: what is put to a vote, within how many days, and against which tests.

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Judiciary

If I were in this seatHead of the JudiciaryNow: Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje'i

I would try the large debtors in open court to a clear timetable, and publish what is recovered, figure by figure.

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Armed forces

If I were in this seatChief of the General Staff of the Armed ForcesNow: Ali Abdollahi

I would put protecting people and vital infrastructure first: power, water, fuel and hospitals. And through a mediator I would ask for an emergency contact line, so an accident at sea does not become a new war.

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If I were in this seatCommander-in-Chief of the IRGCNow: Ahmad Vahidi

While talks are on I would keep a declared restraint at sea: no action against any merchant ship, and saying so in public.

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If I were in this seatCommander-in-Chief of the ArmyNow: Amir Hatami

I would send engineering units to reopen roads and build temporary bridges, and place air defence first around the sites daily life depends on.

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These texts are AI analysis: not news and not an official position. Author: Claude, an AI model by Anthropic. Written: 5 Oct 2026. Every figure comes from Divan's fact base and has a source; where there is no figure, only the direction of the effect is given. For military offices only strategic choices are written.