Trump questions Iran leaders' replacement
The article discusses statements by former U.S. President Donald Trump, in which he acknowledged that Washington may have exaggerated in targeting Iranian leadership, making it difficult to identify whom to negotiate with in Iran currently. He pointed out that he should have kept the Iranian former leaders, as he doesn't know who to negotiate with now. He considered that the Iranian side's demands are solely about survival. He confirmed that there are Iranian parties willing to negotiate, but Washington lacks certainty about who holds the final decision-making authority in Tehran, especially after increased direct military confrontations that resulted in the death of senior Iranian commanders. Iran denied any inconsistency in American positions and affirmed that it knows its Iranian counterpart and the decision-making processes within its leadership.
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