Summary
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has resigned, alleging increasing interference by military commanders and the paralysis of the government. This decision has brought the rift within Iran’s supreme leadership to the forefront, creating a major political deadlock in the country.
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The biggest and most shocking news is emerging from Iranian politics at this moment. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has officially resigned from his post. According to sources, he has sent his resignation directly to the office of the Supreme Leader. This unexpected step has exposed the turmoil within the country’s top leadership.
Freedom to make decisions snatched—Government paralyzed
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Sources say that President Pezeshkian has leveled very serious allegations in his resignation. He has clearly written that the President and the government have been completely isolated from major and critical decisions of the country. According to the President, the vacuum created due to this situation has been exploited by hardline factions. Now, IRGC commanders are running all the affairs of the country according to their own will.
Impossible to work due to IRGC interference
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Pezeshkian has stated that it is no longer possible for him to run the government under the current circumstances. He finds himself completely unable to fulfill his legal responsibilities. For this reason, he has demanded to leave the post immediately without any delay. Although it is not yet clear whether Mojtaba Khamenei will accept this resignation or not, this letter has exposed the deep and unprecedented rift at the top of the Iranian power structure.
Confrontation ongoing for months—Break on negotiations
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This major development is the result of months of tension between the government and military-security institutions. According to reports, the IRGC had gradually restricted many of the President’s powers. Subsequently, they took direct control of key parts of the government. According to experts, this is the reason why the Pezeshkian administration was completely stuck in a political and administrative deadlock. Due to this bitterness, neither diplomatic talks could move forward, nor could necessary changes be implemented in the cabinet.
