Iran's New President Pezeshkian: Reformist or Regime Loyalist?

Masoud Pezeshkian's election raises questions about Iran's true intentions and potential impact on nuclear negotiations.

Pezeshkian, labeled a reformist, has a history of supporting hardline policies and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
Despite his reformist label, the real power in Iran remains with Supreme Leader Khamenei, limiting Pezeshkian's influence.
Historical trends show significant nuclear progress under presidents dubbed as reformists, raising skepticism about Pezeshkian's potential for change.
Some experts argue that Pezeshkian's presidency could open new opportunities for US-Iran dialogue and easing of economic sanctions.
The West remains cautious, wary of falling for a deceptive narrative that could enable Iran's nuclear ambitions.