Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, has recently made new comments regarding a change in the direction of Iran's diplomacy. He emphasized that relations with the West cannot continue as before, referring to the end of the era of negotiations without action. This position reflects Tehran's desire to distance itself from repetitive negotiation processes and emphasize results and reciprocal actions.
Iran's New Position Towards the West
Observers believe that Iran's new approach could, on one hand, exert more pressure on the opposing side and, on the other hand, grant initiative to Iran. Ismail Kowsari, a member of the National Security Commission of the Parliament, stated that Iran must create a new path in its foreign policy due to America's breach of promises. He also referred to the fate of the Islamabad negotiations and emphasized the necessity of defining a new framework, stating that the previous path is no longer sustainable.
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Utilizing New Opportunities
Kowsari further emphasized that decision-making should be based on past experiences and that Iran should capitalize on America's need for negotiation. In response to Mohsen Rezaei's tweet about Iran's new diplomacy, he stated that it is clear that Americans have breached their promises in every negotiation. According to him, the President of the United States cannot sign an agreement on television and then easily backtrack on it.
Kowsari stressed that Iran must adjust its methods and demands in such a way that America does not think Iran needs it. He noted that today America is in a difficult situation and Iran should make good use of this opportunity.
Emphasis on a More Aggressive Stance
Kowsari, analyzing Iran's new position regarding negotiations, deemed it more aggressive than before and stated that this position indicates that Iran is facing an adversary that does not adhere to international laws. He emphasized the necessity of a firmer stance against America so that the opposing side understands that Iran does not need it and stands based on its rights. He also referred to the Islamabad negotiations, stating that the President of the United States tore it up and discussions must go beyond previous agreements.
Overall, these developments indicate a shift in Iran's diplomatic approach and emphasize the necessity of practical action from the opposing parties. Iran no longer wants to remain in a cycle of unanswered negotiations and seems to be seeking to establish a new and effective framework in its international relations.
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