How Iranian hard-liners prevailed and sabotaged peace deal with US

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : Also Read Iranian ship struck in Hormuz; talks between Tehran, neighbours postponed Trump says US could stay in Iran and keep oil, like Venezuela deal Iran set to unveil temporary Hormuz shipping lane pact to Gulf nations Gulf tankers run out of options as key oil export routes pinch shut Iran Prez Pezeshkian slams West over sanctions' impact on global welfare General Vahidi told the president that he had neither authorized nor had advance knowledge of the strike, the five officials said.
35% : The Iranian government has devised an official narrative deflecting blame for the collapse of the agreement, saying Washington violated it first by not stopping Israel's attacks on the militant group Hezbollah in Lebanon, by withholding Iran's frozen assets and by sneaking ships through a portion of the Strait of Hormuz not controlled by Iran.

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