An important development occurred in Iran's negotiations with the US. Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, head of the negotiation team, resigned due to internal disagreements over including the nuclear issue in the talks. According to Iran International sources, Ghalibaf was criticized for his efforts to include the nuclear issue in the negotiations, which led to his resignation.
It is on the agenda that the hardline politician Saeed Jalili or Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will replace Ghalibaf. This change is associated with power struggles within Iranian domestic politics and deadlocks in the negotiation process. Additionally, it was reported that disagreements among different groups within Iran's leadership hindered the negotiation team's movement for talks with the US.
These developments in Iran mark a critical period for the future of the negotiation process and regional diplomacy. However, it is not yet clear how the process will proceed and how the new leader will guide the negotiations.