Iran’s Power Struggle Clouds Prospects for a Ceasefire
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Iran’s opaque power structure—from the Supreme Leader and the IRGC to the civilian government and allied militias—shapes not only what a ceasefire could look like but also whether any deal can be enforced, with competing priorities and proxies risking further escalation around the Strait of Hormuz and other flashpoints as negotiations resume.
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