Hosseini: Political positions should not lead to the strengthening of Trump and Netanyahu

Referring to the experience of China's economic development, Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini emphasized that political positions on the eve of the American elections should not lead to the strengthening of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.

Ambassador of Arjan-Political Group: Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini, the parliamentary deputy of the 13th government, did not consider China's economic progress to be the result of Mao's meeting with the American president and described such a perception as a distortion of reality. He said that before negotiating with America, China had increased its deterrence and military power by building atomic and hydrogen bombs. According to Hosseini, this country's differences with the Soviet Union caused it to enter into a dialogue with the United States from a position of power. He added that despite the change in some of its approaches, China did not accept all models of capitalist economy.

Criticizing the statements of some Westerners about the need to abandon the past, Hosseini raised the question why Marco Rubio cites the event of the conquest of Athens in 480 BC to fuel the enmity of the West with the Iranian people.

The parliamentary deputy of the 13th government said about insecurity in a number of neighboring countries that Afghanistan and Iraq have been facing insecurity for the past two decades, and at times, the presence of American forces and their affiliated groups, including ISIS, has created a real threat to Iran. Accordingly, he said that it is natural for Iranian ambassadors in these countries to be familiar with security and military issues, rather than entrusting this responsibility to diplomats who are unfamiliar with such issues.

Emphasizing that politicians should be careful in expressing their words in sensitive situations, Hosseini said that until the American and Zionist elections are held, they should avoid taking positions that will lead to saving and strengthening Trump and Netanyahu.

The Iraqi Parliament gave a vote of confidence to eight ministers and three deputy prime ministers in Ali Falah al-Zaidi's cabinet; However, political differences continue to prevent the nomination of the proposed Ministers of Construction, Housing and Immigration.

The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia announced that Moscow's decision to grant political asylum to Bashar al-Assad is final and irreversible, and the current authorities in Damascus are also aware of this issue.

On Thursday, the Iraqi House of Representatives will vote on the candidates for the vacant ministries of Ali Al-Zaidi's cabinet; A measure to complete the government, which is carried out after more than five months have passed since the vote of confidence in the cabinet.