Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sent a letter to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s office tendering his resignation, London-based anti-regime media outlet Iran International reported on Sunday.

An anonymous official told Iran International that the letter highlighted the fact that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had effectively taken over large parts of the government, and that the president and other top officials were excluded from decision-making. vital.

Pezeshkian, the letter stated, was unable to lead the government or fulfill his responsibilities under those circumstances and as such, asked to resign.

Anonymous sources told Iran International that the main source of disagreement between Pezeshkian and the head of the IRGC, who is believed to currently hold most of the power in the regime, was “the way the war was managed and the consequences its devastating effect on people’s livelihoods and the nation’s economy.”

Last week, U.S. officials revealed to CBS that Khamenei is holed up in a secret location with little access to the outside world, accessible only through a “maze” of couriers.

Even the highest officials in the Iranian government are unaware of his whereabouts and unable to contact him directly, the officials said.

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