Abbas Golero, a member of the National Security Commission of the Majles, told the Ilana news agency: "The Americans want to take everything and give nothing." "We entered into negotiations beyond what is necessary, considering our interests and regional interests, but they went too far and there is no point in continuing this negotiation process." On Saturday, November 7, this member of parliament said that until the Americans meet the conditions of the Islamic Republic, no other political process will take place, either internally or externally. Golero added: "We are currently in a round-the-clock conflict with the Americans in the Strait of Hormuz, and this means the readiness of our armed forces; but on the other hand, we have not really closed the path of diplomacy."

Abbas Golero, a member of the National Security Commission of the Majles, told the Ilana news agency: "The Americans want to take everything and give nothing." "We entered into negotiations beyond what is necessary, considering our interests and regional interests, but they went too far and there is no point in continuing this negotiation process." On Saturday, November 7, this member of parliament said that until the Americans meet the conditions of the Islamic Republic, no other political process will take place, either internally or externally. Golero added: "We are currently in a round-the-clock conflict with the Americans in the Strait of Hormuz, and this means the readiness of our armed forces; but on the other hand, we have not really closed the path of diplomacy."