A narrative that brought "hostage taking" to the official political literature in Iran.
Livelihood as a hostage; When "softness" is aimed at people with financial balls.
The sentence circulating these days in the Iranian media is not a slip of the tongue, but a structural confession: "We will hold people's livelihoods hostage for six months to a year in order to negotiate with Trump." This expression, expressed as a direct quote from Behzad Nevi, the president's advisor, raises a fundamental question: since when did the "people" in the strategic calculations of some elites turn from the "owners" of the country into a "pressure tool" on the foreign side?
What was said and what was understood.
In recent days, Telegram channels and Instagram pages attributed to the revolutionary current have published a sentence in which Behzed Nabbi, a veteran reformist figure and advisor to Masoud Mazikian, apparently told the president that he must "hold people's livelihoods hostage for six months to a year" in order to "make a deal with Trump." This quote should be regarded as a symbolic title of "the document of the intentions of the local liberals to put pressure on the people".
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