end of the "no war, no peace" situation; A strategy to protect national interests Fadhossein Maliki, a member of the National Security Committee of the Islamic Council, wrote in "Iran": overcoming the current situation requires the planning of a new scenario with the participation of the government, parliament, administrative bodies and the general headquarters of the armed forces. Experience has proven that America is unreliable. Emphasizing the departure from the situation of "no war, no peace" does not mean a preliminary movement to war or accepting peace at any price. The state should be prepared for different scenarios and be able to secure national interests in any situation. Read the full text here.

end of the "no war, no peace" situation; A strategy to protect national interests Fadhossein Maliki, a member of the National Security Committee of the Islamic Council, wrote in "Iran": overcoming the current situation requires the planning of a new scenario with the participation of the government, parliament, administrative bodies and the general headquarters of the armed forces. Experience has proven that America is unreliable. Emphasizing the departure from the situation of "no war, no peace" does not mean a preliminary movement to war or accepting peace at any price. The state should be prepared for different scenarios and be able to secure national interests in any situation. Read the full text here.