America is both the cause of historical enmity with the Iranians and the initiator of military aggression against Iran.
Ismail Bakai, the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, wrote on his user account on the social network X:.
American officials have now come up with a new proposal to escape responsibility for the disastrous human, economic and geopolitical consequences of military aggression against Iran: America did not start the war with Iran, but the Iranians started the war with the 1357 revolution!
Undoubtedly, this deception is so clear and obvious that common sense does not hesitate to reject it even for a moment; The Islamic Revolution in 1357 was intended to restore the independence, freedom and human dignity of the Iranians, and of course the bitter memory of American interventions, especially the coup on August 28, 1332, was fresh in the minds of the Iranian people at that time and today.
Military aggression has a clear definition, and no matter how hard the American authorities try, they cannot diminish the fact in the minds of the American people and the world that it is America that twice in less than nine months, in the middle of diplomatic negotiations, assassinated the supreme leader of the revolution and senior officials in Iran, killed our children and women, and destroyed our vital infrastructure.
Now that the US government is facing a military, political and moral impasse, it is trying to deny responsibility for starting the war and hide the failure to achieve its goals behind the narrative of victory. Meanwhile, the highest-ranking US officials admitted that the war against Iran was the main reason for their defeat in the election.