Iran moderates pushing Trump deal risk being ‘eliminated’ as regime fractures deepen
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According to policy expert Hooshang Amirahmadi, Iranian officials advocating for negotiations with the U.S. face increasing danger as internal divisions within Iran deepen. These moderates risk being branded as traitors and potentially eliminated by the emerging hardline regime. Amirahmadi's warning coincides with claims from the Trump administration that it is engaged in talks with a "new" and "more reasonable" leadership in Iran, while Secretary of State Rubio acknowledged internal "fractures" within the Iranian government. Amirahmadi confirmed the existence of an internal power struggle between remnants of the old regime, who may support negotiation, and the new hardline elements who view them as traitors. He emphasized that advocating for negotiation is perceived as paving the way for further conflict and destruction.
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AI-ExtractedWashington remains firm on reaching an agreement to end the monthlong conflict.
There are some fractures going on internally within Iran.
Assassination in the Islamic Republic is not a new phenomenon.
The U.S. is engaged in serious talks with a 'new' and 'more reasonable' regime in Iran.
Iranian officials pushing for negotiations with the United States risk being labeled traitors and 'most likely eliminated'.
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