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Iranian Street Slogans from Mashhad to Tehran Signal Escalating Dispute over Agreement with Washington
The article concerns internal disagreements in Iran regarding negotiations with the United States. Political figures such as Beheshti, Iraqi, and Ghalibaf were targeted with attacks and hostile slogans during the funeral procession, reflecting a rise in ideological and political conflicts over dialogue with Washington. The article clarifies that these slogans represent the influence of hardline forces opposed to negotiations, seeking to weaken the government's position and influence national decision-making, amid concerns that past experiences—marked by a decline in trust in agreements with America—may be repeated.
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