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Iranian statements have spoken of the difficulty in communicating with the current Iranian Supreme Leader, Mohammad Bagheri Khamenei, despite considering his presence a significant strength for the country. President Masoud Beshkezian affirmed that his government is fully coordinated with the armed forces and that he will not resign despite repeated threats to do so. He indicated that such statements are aimed at demonstrating division within the ruling circles to weaken the government. He also added that there is complete coordination with military institutions and that he refuses to be seen as confronting them, clarifying that this is an injustice to the military personnel working alongside him. These statements come after claims from other leaders that Beshkezian has threatened to resign 28 times since taking office, and that Mohammad Bagheri Khamenei informed her that he would accept her resignation if submitted. These developments confirm a state of tension and disagreements among different institutions in Iran, amidst a clear absence of Supreme Leader Mohammad Bagheri Khamenei since he assumed his position.
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