Pezeshkian has told close associates that he will dismiss Araghchi if such conduct continues. The foreign minister is accused of aligning too closely with Revolutionary Guard Commander Ahmad Vahidi.

As of early Tuesday, Araghchi coordinated directly with Vahidi without informing the president, causing frustration among top officials. Ghalibaf resigned as head of the negotiating team after being reprimanded for including nuclear discussions in talks.

On April 24, Araghchi traveled alone to Islamabad to deliver Tehran’s proposal to Pakistani officials. The United States president rejected Tehran’s proposal delivered by Araghchi.

Divisions within Iran’s leadership are evident regarding negotiations with the United States. A group of lawmakers aligned with hardline politician Saeed Jalili refused to support the negotiating team.

The Revolutionary Guards are reportedly controlling key managerial positions due to the critical situation. However, Araghchi stated that cooperation between Iran and Russia continues to expand amid regional uncertainty.

Sergey Lavrov, Russian Foreign Minister, described a recent meeting as constructive and practical. Yet, tensions within Iran’s political landscape remain high.

Araghchi also said that the United States failed to achieve its objectives in the recent conflict with Iran. The next developments in this political saga could reshape Iran’s approach to both domestic and international issues.

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