Security Commission Spokesperson: US Does Not Know How to Respond to Iran's Conditions / War Will Not End Until We Reach a Deterrence Position

Qashqavi said the war will not end until we reach a deterrence position; the enemy will stop fighting only when we achieve deterrence

Qashqavi said: The war will not end until we reach the position of deterrence. The enemy will stop fighting when we achieve deterrence

According to Ambassador Arjan Hassan Qashqavi's report about the state of Iran's deterrence in view of recent security developments, he said: We have grown a lot in terms of deterrence, mainly in the field of defense, both in offensive and defensive cases. We hope that we will be able to act as a deterrent in economic discussions, including in the enemy's psychological and media warfare.

According to Ambassador Arjan's narration, he pointed out that the war will not end until we reach the position of deterrence. The enemy will stop fighting when we achieve deterrence, he said regarding the contradictory claims regarding the continuation of Iran-US negotiations: Qatar was the mediator and we announced that the implementation of the seven conditions mentioned is a condition for reopening the Strait of Hormuz; The Qatari side also gave an answer.

The spokesperson of the Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission stated: The reality is that the American side does not know what to answer, that is, there are so many contradictory statements and changing views that it is impossible to say. From morning to noon they say that we have reached an agreement or are close and the war will end, but in the afternoon they say that the war will not end until the destruction of Iran.

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