Iran-US Dispute: President Pezeshkian Calls for Dialogue, Ayatollah Khamenei Opposes

iran - Iranian President Pezeshkian advocates for dialogue with the US, while Ayatollah Khamenei opposes, leading to Vice President Zarif's resignation.

Iranian President's Call for Dialogue

In Iran, a disagreement has emerged between President Pezeshkian and Ayatollah Khamenei regarding relations with the US.

President Pezeshkian expressed his belief in the benefits of negotiations with Washington, despite Ayatollah Khamenei's opposition to talks. He emphasized the need to find appropriate solutions to resolve issues.

US Withdrawal from Nuclear Deal

President Trump's decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal in 2018 has led to mistrust from Ayatollah Khamenei towards the US President.

Zarif's Resignation Decision

Iran's Strategic Affairs Vice President, Mohammed Javad Zarif, known for advocating closer ties with the West, has reportedly resigned amidst pressure from conservative groups.

Zarif's resignation, following the dismissal of Economy Minister Abdunnasir Hemmati, highlights the political tensions within Iran.