The former president emphasized that his remarks about a referendum were misunderstood, clarifying that his comments were about the necessity of a 'national backing for national goals' and not about holding a referendum for defense against aggression. He stated that defending against aggression is 'one of the basic principles' and there is no discussion about the necessity of the nation's resistance against foreign attacks.
Rohani: I Did Not Mean a Referendum for Defense Against Aggression
Former President Hassan Rohani clarified that his previous comments regarding a referendum were misinterpreted. He stressed that his intention was to highlight the need for national support for national objectives, not to suggest a referendum for defense against foreign aggression, which he views as a fundamental principle.
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📰 What Happened
Former President Hassan Rohani clarified that his earlier comments about a referendum were misinterpreted, emphasizing the importance of national support for defense against foreign aggression.
- Rohani stated that defending against aggression is a fundamental principle for Iran.
- He aimed to convey the need for national unity rather than suggesting a referendum.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a history of external threats and conflicts, making national defense a critical issue for its leadership and citizens.
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