Hope and hostility collide in Tehran over possible deal with US

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Iran's political and media landscape has fractured over signs of a possible breakthrough in negotiations with the United States, with hardline factions expressing hostility while reformist elements signal cautious optimism. The divergence reflects deep internal divisions over whether engagement with Washington serves Iran's interests or undermines the Islamic Republic's sovereignty and regional posture.

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