Ghaem Panah emphasized the importance of leadership approval for any negotiations, stating that no agreement will be made without the opinion of the Supreme National Security Council and the Supreme Leader. He further explained that currently, there is no dichotomy between war and negotiation, and these decisions are in the hands of the leadership.
The Necessity of Leadership Approval
Ghaem Panah said in his remarks: "Negotiation at any level requires the approval of the leadership, and any action must be carried out in complete coordination with the Supreme National Security Council." He added that this approach ensures that the country's foreign policies proceed coherently and with consideration for national interests.
Positions of War and Negotiation
He pointed out that in situations where a decision to launch missiles exists, this will certainly be done with the approval of the leadership. Ghaem Panah emphasized that such decision-making must be done carefully and in line with maintaining the country's security. He continued that currently, the focus on diplomacy and constructive dialogue should be prioritized, but military power must also be considered if necessary.
Ghaem Panah also noted that negotiations should be conducted with the aim of securing national interests and the country's security, and in this regard, no leniency is acceptable. He stated that everything depends on the discretion of the Supreme Leader, emphasizing that this approach will help the country make the right decisions in critical situations.
Future Outlook
Based on Ghaem Panah's remarks, it seems that the future of Iran's international negotiations will be influenced by the approach of the leadership and the Supreme National Security Council. This approach could strengthen Iran's position in the international arena, provided that all parties adhere to specific principles and rules.
Finally, Ghaem Panah pointed out that international issues should be viewed with intelligence and care, avoiding any hasty decisions. He emphasized the importance of diplomacy, stating that any action must be taken with consideration for national interests and the country's security.
