A member of the Assembly of Experts stated: Exiting this situation cannot be achieved merely by declaring an end to the threat; rather, the end of the war must be guaranteed by the enemy. From the very first day, we have emphasized that the enemy should not pose a threat against Iran again. Negotiations should not merely be for the sake of negotiation; rather, their goal should be to guarantee the end of the war and prevent the recurrence of aggression.
Ayatollah Kabi: Negotiations Must Lead to a Guarantee of Ending the War
Ayatollah Kabi, a member of Iran's Assembly of Experts, asserts that negotiations with adversaries must ensure a definitive end to hostilities and prevent future threats against Iran. This statement highlights the Iranian leadership's firm stance on national security and the conditions under which they are willing to engage in dialogue.
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📰 What Happened
Ayatollah Kabi emphasized that negotiations with adversaries must ensure a definitive end to hostilities and prevent future threats against Iran. He stated that merely declaring an end to the war is insufficient without guarantees from the enemy.
- Kabi insists that negotiations should not be superficial but must lead to concrete security assurances.
- The statement reflects Iran's longstanding concerns about external threats and its approach to diplomacy.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced numerous external threats and conflicts, particularly from the U.S. and regional rivals, shaping its defensive posture and diplomatic strategies.
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