Araghchi Rejects US Claims of Rival Power Centers in Iran
Iran's foreign minister said the country presents a unified front against sanctions and military pressure from the United States.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi dismissed US claims that multiple, competing centers of power exist within Iran's government, describing the country instead as unified in the face of outside pressure.
"We are all one front facing all challenges imposed on us by the United States, whether sanctions or military operations," he said.
The comments push back on a narrative that has periodically surfaced in Washington suggesting divisions between Iran's political and military leadership. Araghchi's statement reinforces Tehran's public position of internal cohesion amid ongoing sanctions and tensions with the US.
Sources
- Araghchi calls US claims of multiple power centers in Iran false — TASS (Russia)
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