Kahrmanpour: The difficulty in diplomacy does not mean abandoning it ▫ Rahman Kahrmanpour, an expert on international issues, said in the "Political Debate" program of the Politicians' Club: If we believe that diplomacy does not work, then we must answer the question, will a military approach work? Not necessarily so. Emphasizing the necessity of combining diplomacy with other tools, he added: the more we advance, the more the costs of the agreement will rise. I do not agree that we should put all our eggs in the diplomatic basket, but the difficulty of a diplomatic solution does not mean that we should abandon diplomacy. ▫ This expert on international issues stated that the policy maker and decision maker did not abandon diplomacy and stated: local concerns influence decisions; Because foreign policy is a continuation of domestic policy. Referring to the lack of transparency in the political rules of the game in Iran, Kahrmanpour said: In some countries a person comes to power by participating in elections and winning votes, but here the rules of the game are not clear. The link of this program is in the mechanism.

Kahrmanpour: The difficulty in diplomacy does not mean abandoning it ▫ Rahman Kahrmanpour, an expert on international issues, said in the "Political Debate" program of the Politicians' Club: If we believe that diplomacy does not work, then we must answer the question, will a military approach work? Not necessarily so. Emphasizing the necessity of combining diplomacy with other tools, he added: the more we advance, the more the costs of the agreement will rise. I do not agree that we should put all our eggs in the diplomatic basket, but the difficulty of a diplomatic solution does not mean that we should abandon diplomacy. ▫ This expert on international issues stated that the policy maker and decision maker did not abandon diplomacy and stated: local concerns influence decisions; Because foreign policy is a continuation of domestic policy. Referring to the lack of transparency in the political rules of the game in Iran, Kahrmanpour said: In some countries a person comes to power by participating in elections and winning votes, but here the rules of the game are not clear. The link of this program is in the mechanism.