In an exclusive interview with IRNA;

Trita Farsi: Rubio seeks to control the region with his anti-Iranian statements/sanctions are a war crime Trita Farsi, the executive vice president of the Quincy think tank in Washington, DC, implicitly disagreed with the anti-Iranian claims of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and said: the root of these tensions has always been the competition for power and dominance in the region. In an exclusive interview with an IRNA reporter, this columnist for international affairs answered a question about his assessment of the anti-Iranian statements of the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Greece, which were aimed at Iran and its historical civilization, together with the claims and threats of Donald Trump and Washington's policy of confrontation, and could these claims be a sign of its enmity with Iran? He said: I have never believed that the tensions between the US and Iran are rooted in ideological differences or that these differences are the main reason for their formation and continuation. These tensions have always been rooted in the competition for power and control in the region.

Irna Jahan