Iran’s political tensions escalate as hardline factions, previously opposed to negotiations with Western powers, now criticize President Pezeshkian for pursuing diplomatic engagement. The shift highlights deep divisions within the government over foreign policy, with critics accusing him of undermining national interests. Analysts suggest the backlash reflects broader ideological clashes amid ongoing regional and nuclear disputes. The move could further complicate Iran’s diplomatic strategy and internal stability.
Iran’s anti-negotiation hardliners turn against President Pezeshkian Al Jazeera
