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Iranian Hardliners Demand Official Withdrawal from US Deal and Military Escalation
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By ספיר ליפקין
First reported by N12 · Jul 15, 2026
What happened
Iranian hardline media and political factions are demanding an official withdrawal from the US memorandum of understanding, calling for military escalation and expanding missile targets. Concurrently, two parliamentary opponents of the deal were removed from leadership positions, intensifying internal political conflict.
- 01Iranian hardliners call for official exit from US memorandum of understanding.
- 02Kayhan newspaper urges military escalation and expanding missile target bank.
- 03Strait of Hormuz highlighted as Iran's strategic leverage against US.
- 04Two anti-deal leaders removed from Iran's National Security Committee leadership.
- 05Replacements support nuclear deal, consolidating pro-agreement faction power.
- 06Conservatives accuse leadership of purging dissenters to enforce agreement support.
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