In response to the air sanctions imposed by the U.S. against the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ahmad Rastin stated: The U.S. has fundamentally shown that it does not believe in negotiation and dialogue as a diplomatic method for resolving issues, but rather uses diplomacy as a tool to impose its will on other countries and secure its interests.
Economic sanctions against Iran; a clear mistake by Washington
A member of the Cultural Commission of the Parliament pointed to the economic pressures from the U.S. against our country, stating: The blockade and economic pressure that the U.S. thinks it can use to impose its will on the Islamic Republic of Iran is a strategic and clear mistake that this country is committing.
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Rastin emphasized: The Americans certainly know that the patience of the Iranian people is not endless, and when this patience runs out, the U.S. will find itself in a pit of fire and trouble.
Warning to neighboring countries
The representative of the people of Shahrekord in the Islamic Consultative Assembly also addressed neighboring countries and other countries that comply with U.S. demands and adhere to sanctions like the air sanctions against Iran, saying: These countries should be concerned about the consequences of aligning with U.S. policies and know that their nations will not tolerate the subservience and compromise of their governments before the U.S.
He continued: Governments that succumb to U.S. demands must understand that this approach can turn into a strategic mistake, and their nations will hold their governments accountable for such subservience and compromise.
Rastin, emphasizing the Islamic Republic of Iran's capabilities to defend its rights, noted: There are multiple tools available to the Islamic Republic of Iran to defend its rights, and the Islamic Republic will timely use its tools to thwart U.S. designs.
He added: These multiple, executable tools are available to the Islamic Republic of Iran and also to the resistance front, and they can be utilized at the appropriate time.
A member of the Cultural Commission of the Parliament concluded by emphasizing: It is better for countries not to get caught up in the game of the U.S. and suffer consequences that could jeopardize their security, stability, and interests.
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