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As the world holds its breath with the approach of the "zero hour" set by Donald Trump, signs of an internal "earthquake" within Tehran’s decision-making circles are surfacing.
There is a growing conviction within the U.S. administration that the Iranian regime no longer speaks with one voice. While diplomats weave promises in closed rooms, Revolutionary Guard generals tear those understandings apart on the battlefield.
This strategic "schizophrenia," which President Trump has repeatedly referenced, is clearly manifested in the open conflict between the "Qalibaf-Araghchi" civilian wing and the military establishment led by Major General Ahmad Vahidi—a commander who has not appeared publicly since the events of "Bloody February" 2026.