Iran’s Top Negotiator Just Walked Away — China Knows What Happens When Diplomacy Collapses

Iran’s Top Negotiator Just Walked Away — China Knows What Happens When Diplomacy Collapses
Iran may have just lost its most important negotiator at the worst possible moment. Reports suggest that Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the figure closest to a workable deal, has stepped down after growing interference from IRGC hardliners.

This video breaks down why this is not just an internal political dispute — it may be a major signal that Iran’s military faction has won the argument over diplomacy.

We examine the failed Qatar proposal, the IRGC’s rejection of reciprocal passage through the Strait of Hormuz, the growing toll system, and why China’s silence may reveal how Beijing is reading the next phase of the crisis.

In this analysis, we cover:

Why Ghalibaf’s reported resignation matters
How the IRGC is reshaping Iran’s negotiating position
And why the Hormuz issue may now be harder to resolve than ever

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