For us, the behavior of America as a government is important, not the movement of individuals and parties.
Ismail Bakai, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in response to a question about the appointment of Marco Rubio as the chief US negotiator and the possibility that the negotiations will become more serious:
America's internal issues and controversies and elections are not particularly important to us; However, we know that in many cases, the internal issues of this country have spilled over and affected its diplomacy.
From one point of view, there should be no significant difference between different people; Because it seems that in relation to the specific issue before us, that is the US military aggression against Iran, probably no decision will be made even in Washington.
As we said before, for us the performance and behavior of America as a government is important, not the movement of different people or different parties.