In a shocking move, Iranian Vice President Mohammed Javad Zarif has tendered his resignation, citing dissatisfaction with his role and the selection of ministers in President Massud Pezeshkian’s cabinet.
Zarif’s departure comes just 11 days after he assumed office, leaving many wondering about the stability of Pezeshkian’s government. The Vice President announced his resignation on X, expressing regret for not meeting expectations.
Zarif’s exit is attributed to his discontent with the composition of Pezeshkian’s cabinet, marking the second significant challenge for the President since taking office in late July.
This sudden resignation raises questions about the future of Pezeshkian’s administration and the potential for further upheaval in the Iranian government.
