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As Iran signals willingness to negotiate an end to its war with the United States and Israel, analysts are split on whether Tehran's overtures represent genuine concessions or a tactical pause to rebuild military capacity. The appointment of Ahmad Vahidi — a former Quds Force commander wanted by Interpol — as IRGC chief has consolidated military control over Iran's civilian government, raising questions about who actually holds authority over war-and-peace decisions and whether any diplomatic agreement can be enforced.

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