Iran factions use earthquake relief effort to pursue power struggl   Irans Supreme Leader Khamenei meets with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and other officials following an earthquake that hit Kermansheh province ANKARA (Reuters) NOVEMBER 16, 2017  - Political infighting among Iran’s ruling elite has moved on to a new battleground - the relief effort after an earthquake that killed at least 530 people and injured thousands. Hardline media are accusing the government of President Hassan Rouhani of reacting too slowly to last weekend’s quake, while highlighting aid work by the Revolutionary Guards - a rival power center. While the government said enough help had been sent to the thousands of people left homeless by the devastation, media affiliated to Rouhani’s hardline rivals painted a different picture with reports from villages where survivors complained about a lack of shelter from the bitter cold. Rouhani allies say this reflects a long-ru...