Tehran faces three factions in decision-making
The negotiations between the United States and Iran face complications due to divisions within the Iranian regime, where power is distributed among three factions with differing views on negotiations and the nuclear agreement. The faction led by the Revolutionary Guards demands full control over the Strait of Hormuz and rejects any deal that does not achieve this, and is currently considered the most influential. The second faction, led by the president, foreign ministry officials, and parliament, supports negotiations aimed at reducing economic losses while maintaining influence over the strait, but in a less hardline manner. The third faction, known as "Jabhat al-Sumud" (Front of Steadfastness), completely rejects negotiations and obstructs any progress in the talks. Statements indicate that long-standing internal divisions within Iran hinder the reach of an effective agreement, with ongoing uncertainty about Iran's final stance and continuous changes to the conditions.
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