I am rooted here in the ground"; narration of stay and return during times of war Muhammad Javad Fianda wrote in the Yaba Mas newspaper: In recent days, reports have been published about the transfer of several Saudi princes from Riyadh to Jeddah, the departure of the families of some Kuwaiti officials and the transfer of the families of American diplomats from the countries of the region. The reports of the author with the experience of the official stays and the return of a number of Iranians to Israel during the war. Reports of departure from Arab capitals Several Arab websites claimed that a number of Saudi princes left Riyadh and went to Jeddah due to concerns about the possibility of attacks and insecurity. In some narrations it was even mentioned that they stayed in rented villas instead of royal palaces. Similar reports have been published about the departure of the families of some Kuwaiti officials and sheikhs. These claims were made at the same time as reports of the precautionary measure taken by the United States to evacuate non-essential workers and family members of its diplomats from several countries in the region. Of course, internal transfer of members of the royal family, leaving families and evacuation of unnecessary employees are different actions and should not be considered as closing official delegations. Officials remain and continue to run the country Comparing these reports with Iran's experience, the author emphasizes the presence of political and operational officials, the activity of government agencies and the continuity of diplomatic missions during the war; A presence that together with the efforts of the army and aid forces formed part of the government's image in the country in critical conditions. In such a situation, maintaining communication with the people, especially when the danger is directed to the capital city and the main centers of the country, has an important political and social message. The behavior of the officials shows whether they are acting responsibly alongside society even in the days of threats, or whether their distance from people's lives is increasing. Diplomacy during the threat of war is not the only field of military conflict. Maintaining relations with governments, conveying official positions, monitoring the status of subjects and dealing with political and propaganda pressures are also among the responsibilities of the diplomatic system in wartime conditions.

I am rooted here in the ground"; narration of stay and return during times of war Muhammad Javad Fianda wrote in the Yaba Mas newspaper: In recent days, reports have been published about the transfer of several Saudi princes from Riyadh to Jeddah, the departure of the families of some Kuwaiti officials and the transfer of the families of American diplomats from the countries of the region. The reports of the author with the experience of the official stays and the return of a number of Iranians to Israel during the war. Reports of departure from Arab capitals Several Arab websites claimed that a number of Saudi princes left Riyadh and went to Jeddah due to concerns about the possibility of attacks and insecurity. In some narrations it was even mentioned that they stayed in rented villas instead of royal palaces. Similar reports have been published about the departure of the families of some Kuwaiti officials and sheikhs. These claims were made at the same time as reports of the precautionary measure taken by the United States to evacuate non-essential workers and family members of its diplomats from several countries in the region. Of course, internal transfer of members of the royal family, leaving families and evacuation of unnecessary employees are different actions and should not be considered as closing official delegations. Officials remain and continue to run the country Comparing these reports with Iran's experience, the author emphasizes the presence of political and operational officials, the activity of government agencies and the continuity of diplomatic missions during the war; A presence that together with the efforts of the army and aid forces formed part of the government's image in the country in critical conditions. In such a situation, maintaining communication with the people, especially when the danger is directed to the capital city and the main centers of the country, has an important political and social message. The behavior of the officials shows whether they are acting responsibly alongside society even in the days of threats, or whether their distance from people's lives is increasing. Diplomacy during the threat of war is not the only field of military conflict. Maintaining relations with governments, conveying official positions, monitoring the status of subjects and dealing with political and propaganda pressures are also among the responsibilities of the diplomatic system in wartime conditions.