Why Larijani killing dims chances of an Iran ceasefire
Published on March 18, 2026.
The death of Iran's security chief, Ali Akhada, has significantly decreased the chances of a ceasefire with the country. The death of the man is seen as a significant setback for the future of the country, particularly in light of the ongoing dispute over Iran's nuclear program.
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