That's undeniably a lot of casualties.

He isn't a liberal, he is conservetive actually. Read my other comment.

Your first question has a long answer which I can't put together right now due to literally having fever.

He did condemn Mahsa Amini's incident right when it happened when he was a MP, and he did so on National TV. Perhaps that was one of the reasons the Guardian Council accepted his candidacy. Total number of people who participated in Raisi's election was a all time low because the GC had disqualified anyone who would challenge Raisi. Some people called that election a "selection". Thus the ballots became bins and the wonderful management of Mahsa protests which involved a lot of pouring gas over the fire meant next election would have even less people participating which is a matter of legitimacy. So they had no choice but bring a guy who was critical of their actions.

No politician, including Pezeshkian, have suggested removing mandatory Hijab, instead they just criticize the Hijab Police's approachs.

Presidents in Iran don't get to choose their foreign policy without getting permission from the leader. Don't worry.

Yes, I live in Iran.

Congrats, God bless them and I wish healthy and joyful life for them and your family.

My brother in keyboard, take care of the little comrade.

Roger that.

Afnai (misheard) -> Ofandi -> Offensive Padafandi -> Defensive

Tbh, I think they are right on this one.

You are right.

I was describing Iranian media

Fixed it. You're welcome.