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On Monday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant, in an exclusive interview with Iran's international correspondent Kambiz Tawana, in a message to Iranians who lost loved ones in the suppression of the rebellion in January, said that US President Donald Trump and the government and military of this country "stand by the Iranian people" and want "a day when Iran will prosper again". Besant said that the actions of the United States are aimed at officials of the Islamic Republic, not ordinary people, and the government can stop these pressures at any time. He called the number of executions "shameful" and attributed the public execution to the government's fear of its own people, following the deterioration of economic conditions.

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On Monday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant, in an exclusive interview with Iran's international correspondent Kambiz Tawana, in a message to Iranians who lost loved ones in the suppression of the rebellion in January, said that US President Donald Trump and the government and military of this country "stand by the Iranian people" and want "a day when Iran will prosper again". Besant said that the actions of the United States are aimed at officials of the Islamic Republic, not ordinary people, and the government can stop these pressures at any time. He called the number of executions "shameful" and attributed the public execution to the government's fear of its own people, following the deterioration of economic conditions.

On Monday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant, in an exclusive interview with Iran's international correspondent Kambiz Tawana, in a message to Iranians who lost loved ones in the suppression of the rebellion in January, said that US President Donald Trump and the government and military of this country "stand by the Iranian people" and want "a day when Iran will prosper again". Besant said that the actions of the United States are aimed at officials of the Islamic Republic, not ordinary people, and the government can stop these pressures at any time. He called the number of executions "shameful" and attributed the public execution to the government's fear of its own people, following the deterioration of economic conditions.

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