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Pezheskian reportedly accused the head of the Revolutionary Guard and army leaders of acting unilaterally and leading to an escalation…
Iran is facing a deep division at the highest levels of power, at a critical moment when the ultimatum set by US President Donald Trump to open the Strait of Hormuz is expiring.
According to Iran International, President Masoud Pezeshkian has accused senior Revolutionary Guard leaders of unilateral actions that have undermined ceasefire efforts and are pushing the country toward a dangerous escalation.
Two sources close to the presidency said that a heated exchange took place on April 4 between Pezeshkian and Hossein Taeb, an influential figure close to the supreme leadership. Those present described the meeting as “extremely difficult and very tense.”
According to the same sources, the Iranian president has directed direct criticism at the commander of the Revolutionary Guard, Ahmad Vahidi, and Ali Abdollahi, head of the Khatam al-Anbiya central command, accusing them of acting outside political control.
He argued that attacks on infrastructure in countries in the region have undermined any chance for negotiations and are driving Iran toward isolation and open confrontation.
The rift comes at a time when pressure from abroad is increasing sharply. US President Donald Trump has warned that the US will launch strikes on Iranian infrastructure "within hours" if Tehran does not allow the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
Meanwhile, diplomatic channels have been cut off and tensions on the ground have increased, making the situation particularly volatile. / Pamphlet
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