🎥 Iraqi: We at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are in close coordination with the government, the Revolutionary Guards, the Supreme National Security Council, and the parliament.

🎥 Iraqi: We at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are in close coordination with the government, the Revolutionary Guards, the Supreme National Security Council, and the parliament.

Ogobi Syed Abbas Irakchi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs said with the program of the meeting to the press:

Host: Mr. Foreign Minister, my last question to you is this. The Iranian president said this week that he spoke with the Supreme Leader of the Revolution and that he is in perfect health. Why has there been no evidence that he is alive since coming to power in March?

Araghchi: There are security considerations and you are well aware of this issue. As you know, our leader was unlawfully assassinated during the recent war. And I think it is quite logical for us to protect our leader.

Host: Why don't you publish a video?

🔹 Iraqi: For security reasons. There is much evidence and many signs showing that he is subject to a threat from the Americans. At the same time, there are other signs indicating absolute control over matters. We receive their opinions, orders, and views, and there is a national consensus in the field of decision-making. The idea that there are different power sources within Iran is incorrect. No, we are moving based on national consensus.

At the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we are in close coordination with the government, the Revolutionary Guards, the Supreme National Security Council, and the parliament. We all stand on the same front against all the challenges that America has imposed upon us; both sanctions and military actions.