Abbas Malki: We must be prepared for war and for the worst case scenario. No one has accused us of betrayal in the negotiations on Resolution 598. Abbas Malki, a foreign policy analyst and member of Iran's negotiating team in the case of Resolution 598, in an interview with Aktaznews: It cannot be said that because Iran has weakened at a certain point, its importance has decreased. In my opinion, Iran is still Iran and everyone understood that without interaction with this country, security in the region cannot be established or even disrupted. In both cases, Iran must play a role. One has to be prepared for the worst scenario and at the same time keep the path of diplomacy open. Regarding the trip of Mecca Convention members to Iran, I think it is a welcome event. Of course, I think these countries stepped in to help Saudi Arabia more than anything else. It is not true that the Saudi defense minister arrived in Iran with a billion dollars in cash. Compared to many other people, Mr. Asim Munir is closer to the American authorities and has more access. New diplomacy is not based on secret messages. There are several layers in this process, one of the most important of which is communication. Today, almost all countries convey the messages they want to exchange through social networks such as Twitter and similar tools. Two months after the congressional elections, we have to consider the possibility of war. One of the scenarios that Iran should consider is that the next Israeli government might be completely fascist. Today the president of Iran and many officials say that we are not looking for nuclear weapons, but this message is not heard in the world, and everyone in the world, including America and Israel, says that you have nuclear weapons. We must solve the nuclear issue. One of the topics that was missed in our conversation is the possible meeting of Iran with three European countries. This meeting is very important, because it needs to be clarified which way Iran is walking in the nuclear issue. There will be no war until November 3rd, which is the day of the congressional elections on November 3rd. We must try not to continue in a situation of neither war nor peace, whether the war will be prolonged or not, depends on Iran's response.

Abbas Malki: We must be prepared for war and for the worst case scenario. No one has accused us of betrayal in the negotiations on Resolution 598. Abbas Malki, a foreign policy analyst and member of Iran's negotiating team in the case of Resolution 598, in an interview with Aktaznews: It cannot be said that because Iran has weakened at a certain point, its importance has decreased. In my opinion, Iran is still Iran and everyone understood that without interaction with this country, security in the region cannot be established or even disrupted. In both cases, Iran must play a role. One has to be prepared for the worst scenario and at the same time keep the path of diplomacy open. Regarding the trip of Mecca Convention members to Iran, I think it is a welcome event. Of course, I think these countries stepped in to help Saudi Arabia more than anything else. It is not true that the Saudi defense minister arrived in Iran with a billion dollars in cash. Compared to many other people, Mr. Asim Munir is closer to the American authorities and has more access. New diplomacy is not based on secret messages. There are several layers in this process, one of the most important of which is communication. Today, almost all countries convey the messages they want to exchange through social networks such as Twitter and similar tools. Two months after the congressional elections, we have to consider the possibility of war. One of the scenarios that Iran should consider is that the next Israeli government might be completely fascist. Today the president of Iran and many officials say that we are not looking for nuclear weapons, but this message is not heard in the world, and everyone in the world, including America and Israel, says that you have nuclear weapons. We must solve the nuclear issue. One of the topics that was missed in our conversation is the possible meeting of Iran with three European countries. This meeting is very important, because it needs to be clarified which way Iran is walking in the nuclear issue. There will be no war until November 3rd, which is the day of the congressional elections on November 3rd. We must try not to continue in a situation of neither war nor peace, whether the war will be prolonged or not, depends on Iran's response.