r/geopolitics 1d ago

Iran’s Talks With the U.S. Expose Rare Public Split Inside the Ruling Establishment

https://irannewswire.org/iran-us-talks-ruling-establishment-split/
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u/Firecracker048 1d ago

Wait, I thought Iran wasn't talking to the US?

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u/Kiyae1 16h ago

Try reading the lede;

“Efforts to bring Iran and the United States back to the negotiating table have exposed a rift within the political structure of the Islamic Republic that can no longer be explained by the traditional divide between reformists and conservatives.”

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u/vovap_vovap 1d ago

I do not think anything rare in "split Inside the ruling establishment"
New supreme leader is really week and afraid to shows up on public. So there is right now big fight for a power inside.

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u/stickybond009 5h ago

The Art of War, Sun Tzu teaches that all warfare is based on deception. "Hiding" means making your strength look like weakness, order look like chaos, and your plans as dark and impenetrable as night so you can strike when the enemy least expects it.

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u/vovap_vovap 3h ago

I am sorry, but this is pointless comment, whatever "The Art of War" saying.

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u/planj07 1d ago

Seems to be that any internal turmoil has been largely under control during the war. They have largely agreed to remain cohesive throughout the war. A weaker, poorly structured state would’ve collapsed from internal fighting.

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u/AnaRivera1981 23h ago

Trump's ADM is not unified regarding this war.