How Iran’s Hard-Liners Blew Up a Peace Deal With Trump
Officials said the attack by a fringe hard-line faction derailed a peace deal with Washington and triggered some of Iran’s most volatile internal confrontations.
- In July, an Iranian hardline faction launched unauthorized attacks on three commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to sabotage a peace agreement between Iran and the United States.
- Government inquiries traced these strikes to influential spymaster Hossein Taeb, who opposed the United States peace deal and was recently appointed head of the Basij militia.
- Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian confronted Revolutionary Guard commander General Ahmad Vahidi, calling the actions 'reckless' and demanding proof of authorization from five Iranian officials and two Guards members.
- The new Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, has remained a phantom figure since taking office in March, leaving no authority to resolve the internal dispute.
- These clandestine efforts ultimately derailed a push by moderate pragmatists to repair Iran's ailing economy, leaving the country in a state of volatile political confrontation within its leadership.
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How Iran’s Hard-Liners Blew Up a Peace Deal With Trump
Attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz led by hardliners derailed a push by more moderate pragmatists in Iran to reach an end to hostilities with the United States and repair their nation’s ailing economy, The New York Times revealed on Sunday, citing regime insiders. It said Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian was riding high in early July, fresh off the successful negotiation of a peace agreement with the United States, and had traveled to n…
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Cedarnews.net. . From the editorsThe Good Tone The hard line of Iran would have intervened to derail the peace agreement reached with the United States, after ordering a. Cedarnews . .
Iranian extremists, hostile to any agreement with the US, have thwarted the agreement by a clandestine attack on ships in the Hormuz Strait, claims sources inside the regime. Iran's president was furious when he found out.
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