Ebrahim Rezaei, a senior Iranian official who had criticized negotiations with the United States, has been removed from his post, according to reports. The dismissals are described as a signal of Tehran's desire to support the negotiations.
Senior Iranian official Ebrahim Rezaei has been removed from his position after publicly opposing negotiations with the United States, according to reports from Iranian media. The dismissals are interpreted as a signal of Tehran's desire to move forward with the talks. Rezaei, a member of the Iranian parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, had been a vocal critic of the negotiations, which have been stalled amid disagreements between Tehran and Washington.
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