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Iranian Leadership Divided Over Survival Amid War and Push for US Deal
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First reported by Ynet · 4 hours ago
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Iran's leadership faces a severe crisis amid war with Israel and the US, with economic collapse fears pushing talks with Washington. Internal power struggles and doubts about the new Supreme Leader's authority deepen the regime's instability.
- 01Iranian leaders fear regime collapse due to war-driven economic crisis and sanctions.
- 02President Pezhkian threatened resignation if Iran rejects US deal amid shortages warnings.
- 03Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei approved US negotiations despite conservative opposition.
- 04Power struggle intensifies between pragmatic officials and hardliners within Iran.
- 05Leadership vacuum after Ali Khamenei's death leads to collective decision-making.
- 06Mojtaba Khamenei's public absence raises questions about his control over the regime.
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