🔶 Telegram: The phrase “Ali al-asul” in Mostafa Khamenei’s message intensified divisions within the government Some Western media outlets, including the British newspaper “The Telegraph,” wrote, citing a written message attributed to Mostafa Khamenei, that a single phrase from the new leader of the Islamic Republic had intensified disputes within the power structure over how to engage with the United States. The report says that the focus of the debate is the Arabic phrase “Ali al-asul,” used by Mostafa Khamenei in a statement to endorse a peace agreement with the United States. This agreement is expected, once finalized, to end the war that began on February 28 with joint attacks by the United States and Israel. However, at the same time, Mostafa Khamenei emphasized that he personally had not supported the agreement, and said that he was “in principle” opposed to it. According to The Telegraph, this same phrase continues to be a subject of debate and disagreement in Tehran’s centers of power. The main question is whether the Islamic Republic should continue along its current path of talks with the United States?