Velayati says sustainable peace grows from a balance of power, not from the hollow promises made by the enemy at the cost of weakening the Resistance.
Velayati: True Peace Requires Balance of Power, Not Empty Promises
Ali Akbar Velayati, an advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, emphasized that true and lasting peace is achieved through a balance of power rather than through the deceptive promises of adversaries that could undermine the Resistance. This statement reflects Iran's stance on maintaining its strategic position against perceived threats.
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📰 What Happened
Ali Akbar Velayati stated that true and sustainable peace is achieved through a balance of power rather than through empty promises from adversaries. This reflects Iran's commitment to maintaining its strategic position against threats.
- Velayati emphasizes the importance of power dynamics in achieving peace.
- His comments suggest skepticism towards negotiations with adversaries.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has historically viewed itself as a regional power and often emphasizes resistance against Western influence and intervention. The concept of 'Resistance' is central to its foreign policy.
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