El iraní Araghchi admite que un comité de seis miembros lideró las conversaciones nucleares, dice que nunca se reunió con Khamenei
Los expertos han cuestionado con frecuencia el papel de Khamenei, quien no ha sido visto desde que resultó herido en el mismo ataque que mató a su predecesor, su padre, el ayatolá Ali Khamenei
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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi has publicly acknowledged that a six-member committee led nuclear negotiations, a disclosure that adds a layer of transparency to a process often shrouded in ambiguity. His admission that he never met with Khamenei raises questions about the supreme leader's direct involvement in nuclear policy, especially given the reported injury to Khamenei that has kept him out of public view. The credibility of Iran's nuclear decision-making chain is now under greater scrutiny, as experts have long doubted the extent of Khamenei's role. The next development to watch is whether this committee structure will be officially confirmed by other Iranian officials or if further details about Khamenei's condition emerge.
