A power struggle in Iran could decide when Trump’s war ends
To them, the current US-Israeli war, like the conflict with Iraq, was an imposed war whose outcome would not be determined by which side was most powerful – but which one would endure.
As Iran’s pragmatists play a high-stakes poker game with Washington, hardliners’ warnings against a deal with the US have gained force amid an erratic strategy from Trump’s and uncertainty about his commitment to a potential agreement.
A hardline lawmaker described those advocating for a deal with the US as standing against former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei – killed in US-Israeli strikes at the beginning of the war.
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