Morteza Kazmian, an editorial member of Iran International, referring to the statements of Ismail Bakai, the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic, about the opposition to the transfer of 60% of enriched uranium to a third country, said that the government's insistence on continuing the nuclear program shows that it has no strategy to get out of the crisis. He said the Islamic Republic wants to negotiate, but at the same time insists on its preconditions and threatens the countries of the region. Kazmian added that the government insists on continuing its control over Iran, even at the cost of dragging the country into a war that the people will pay for.

Morteza Kazmian, an editorial member of Iran International, referring to the statements of Ismail Bakai, the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic, about the opposition to the transfer of 60% of enriched uranium to a third country, said that the government's insistence on continuing the nuclear program shows that it has no strategy to get out of the crisis. He said the Islamic Republic wants to negotiate, but at the same time insists on its preconditions and threatens the countries of the region. Kazmian added that the government insists on continuing its control over Iran, even at the cost of dragging the country into a war that the people will pay for.