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Iranian militants hinder peace efforts
The New York Times published a report revealing that the hardline faction within Iran's ruling establishment has played a key role in sabotaging potential peace negotiations, thereby disrupting regional de-escalation efforts and hindering the achievement of diplomatic agreements with the West. American and Western sources confirmed that these groups utilize political and media pressure tools and act against the interests of improving international relations. Meanwhile, their uncompromising stances have complicated the path to diplomatic solutions and increased fears of military escalation, especially as Iran continues to develop its military and missile capabilities. The reports highlight internal divisions in Tehran that pose significant challenges for the country's leadership, amid calls to choose between confrontation or a peaceful approach to achieve regional stability.
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