Iran’s Regime Trapped Between War and Negotiations as Mojtaba Khamenei Sends Contradictory Signals
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Iran: Bitter-Enders and Hole-Diggers
espite having severed ties with half a dozen Muslim nations and firing missiles and drones at 10 others, [Iran's] leadership belongs to the Khomeinist regime. Both bitter-enders and "reform-seekers" cite the still-hidden "Supreme Guide" Mojtaba
Doha is witnessing national movements and mediation to discuss the end of the war and the resumption of nuclear negotiations, with differences over the lifting of the maritime blockade, sanctions, and the release of frozen Iranian funds. In contrast, Iran's guide Mojtaba Khamenei directed the armed forces to prepare to respond to...
Iran’s Regime Trapped Between War and Negotiations as Mojtaba Khamenei Sends Contradictory Signals
From calls to maximize military leverage in the Strait of Hormuz and expand missile and drone capabilities to promises of ending the “neither war nor peace” situation, conflicting messages expose the absence of a coherent strategy at the top of Iran’s regime. Iran’s regime is sending increasingly contradictory signals about its next move, oscillating between […]
Iran's newspapers, published on Thursday, 29 October, focused on a message from Khamenei's youth, ways out of the state of non-war and non-peace, Qatar's initiative to end the war, the repercussions of the Israeli election results, internal warnings of chronic inflation jumps, export paralysis, and the restriction of digital space. The various newspapers discussed the answer of the guide to the students' letter entitled "The post of Iranian news…
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