Ahmadinejad: The Revolution is Just Beginning

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, former President of Iran, broke his recent silence with implicit criticism of Hassan Rouhani's government and the nuclear agreement, stating that those who act as victors should know that the Islamic Revolution is just at the beginning. The local site 'Varamin Ma' published Ahmadinejad's speech at the memorial for 'Martyrs of Operation Kheibar' in Varamin, where he said: 'Those who exchange something and act like victors should know that the movement of the Islamic Revolution is just at the beginning.' The report by the 'Daneshjoo' news agency, affiliated with the Student Basij Organization, also reflected part of Ahmadinejad's remarks, where he referred to the 'JCPOA' agreement, stating: 'If our enemies think they can dominate the Iranian people through the JCPOA, they are mistaken.' He also mentioned, 'Revolution means that we should not be in poverty, and if officials promise to eliminate sanctions, they should truly act on it.' Although Ahmadinejad did not mention specific names, Hassan Rouhani had previously referred to the 'JCPOA' as a victory for Iran and promised that the economic conditions of the Iranian people would improve following the lifting of international sanctions. In the text transmitted by the 'Daneshjoo' news agency, Ahmadinejad also stated, 'Some people in this country are temporary, meaning they take on a responsibility for a while, and after their responsibility ends, they claim among the people that the revolution is over, but they are seriously mistaken.' He then criticized politicians who, according to him, give orders from 'afar,' saying, 'Shame on that politician who only gives orders from afar, as if there are no people.' According to 'Varamin Ma,' Ahmadinejad also spoke of those who consider themselves 'heirs and owners of the revolution.' He said, 'If people were deceived 1400 years ago, today we must say that the people and nation of Iran will never be deceived today and will not abandon the Islamic Revolution.' After the results of the seventh of Esfand elections, which led to a complete defeat of conservatives in Tehran, Ahmadinejad broke his silence and openly expressed his criticisms. It is unclear whether Ahmadinejad's remarks mark the beginning of a new phase of his political activities in the coming years against the current government and reformists. In these remarks, Ahmadinejad also attacked the U.S. and the West, saying they want to 'create enmity among the Iranian people and are seeking to repeat the event of Karbala.' In this context, nearly 50,000 historical and manuscript works went 'missing' during Ahmadinejad's time. Hamid Baghaei, Ahmadinejad's executive assistant, was released on bail. A member of parliament stated that the Zanjani court did not address the case of 12 Ahmadinejad managers. Salehi: I received a message indicating that I have become the foreign minister of Ahmadinejad's government. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: The era of public asset plundering is coming to an end. Changing the battlefield of 'proxy wars'; war against the people in the streets of Iran. The first paragraph; the responsibility of opponents and the possibility of radicalization of Iranian society. The death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran amid the Iranian crisis.