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Iran talks advance amid Guards pressure
Sources indicate that Iran's current negotiations are facing heavy pressure from the Revolutionary Guards to achieve immediate economic gains. Negotiators admit that their influence over the outcomes of the talks is limited due to these pressures. The Guards have threatened to escalate again and launch attacks on ships if sufficient gains are not achieved, prompting mediators to expand discussions to include easing economic sanctions—such as facilitating oil exports and releasing frozen funds—which had previously been part of earlier agreements that were now frozen. Additionally, supporters of the agreement within Iran are finding it difficult to arrange a meeting with Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's adviser, Masoud Beshkanian, threatened resignation to force a meeting and alert him to the severity of the economic situation. This underscores that reaching an agreement has become an even more urgent matter.
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