Iran hardliners seek to stir unrest in parliament after US MoU, activist says

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A conservative Iranian activist accused hardline lawmakers of seeking to reopen parliament to inflame tensions and advance factional interests. This alleged push follows a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Tehran and Washington, suggesting a political maneuver to exploit the agreement for internal political gain.

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A conservative Iranian activist accused hardline lawmakers of pushing to reopen parliament to inflame tensions and use its platform for factional purposes following the MOU between Tehran and Washington.

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