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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian faces critical challenges amid growing opposition, prompting questions about his political future. Key issues include the controversial hijab law, stalled U.S. negotiations, and the recent impeachment of Economy Minister Hemmati. Despite calls for unity, Pezeshkian’s coalition is weakened by hardliners dominating key positions. He has publicly resisted enforcing the hijab law and acknowledged policy disagreements with Supreme Leader Khamenei, marking a significant shift. As ultra-hardliners push for his resignation due to economic troubles, Pezeshkian contemplates his next steps, balancing pressure for reform against the need to maintain his presidency.
