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Tehran: Amidst the ongoing military conflict between America and Iran, political tension within Iran also seems to be deepening. Radical factions have accused the government of changing the balance of power and undermining the basic structure of the Islamic Republic through the agreement with the US. Recent incidents have further intensified discussions about power struggles within the country.
According to reports, anti-government slogans heated up the political atmosphere during the funeral of former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Some hardline supporters present at the ceremony chanted slogans against President Massoud Pezeshkian, while Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also faced protests. This incident is being considered a sign of growing differences within Iran's power.
Radical groups allege that the government has adopted a path different from Khamenei's policies by negotiating with America. He claims that some leaders are trying to establish more control over power by weakening the role of the new Supreme Leader. Along with this, allegations like limiting the role of Parliament and stopping anti-government activities have also been made.
Khamenei's son Mujtaba Khamenei has not appeared in public and has not given any official statement on the current situation. Due to their absence, leaders like the president, Parliament speaker and foreign minister are being considered as the face of power. Analysts say that for this reason fundamentalist groups are targeting these leaders.
Experts on Iranian affairs say that the current dispute has arisen over actual control of power. According to them, the resentment of the fundamentalist factions is also related to the fact that they feel that the government is adopting a softer stance than necessary in talks with America.
Military tension is already ongoing between America and Iran. At such a time, if political differences within the country deepen, then maintaining internal stability can become a big challenge for Iran. The whole world will keep an eye on which direction the conflict between the government and fundamentalist groups goes in the coming days.