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US-Iran Peace Deal Falters Amid Iranian Regime's Internal Divisions
WHY IT MATTERS
The stalled peace deal highlights the complexities of international diplomacy and the challenges of negotiating with a regime facing internal divisions, potentially prolonging regional tensions and instability.
What happened
The US-Iran peace deal has stalled, with the Iranian regime's internal divisions emerging as a key obstacle. Despite US President's efforts, a fringe group within the Iranian regime has hindered progress towards a permanent agreement.
The previous draft's failure to secure Iran's agreement has left the deal in limbo. The Iranian regime's internal divisions have thwarted US President's attempts to secure a lasting peace agreement.
The US President has struggled to find a way to get Iran to agree to a permanent deal, with the Iranian regime's internal divisions being a major factor. The US-Iran peace deal has been unable to overcome the internal divisions within the Iranian regime.
PRIMARY SOURCES
Why the US-Iran peace deal falling apart wasn’t all Trump’s fault
The Sydney Morning Herald · Farnaz Fassihi · Discovery only; Nine Publishing copyright terms apply
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