Iran's preservation, survival and advancement require a comprehensive understanding of the situation and away from emotions.

Mohammad Kazem Sajdpour, former head of the International Studies Center at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:

Preservation, survival and advancement of Iran is the main goal, and its fulfillment requires first a very comprehensive technical understanding of the situation, away from analytical emotions, in order to reach a correct understanding of the state of the world, the conditions of our country and our internal cohesion.

In my opinion, the world has always been pro-Iranian. That is, the world without perception, a kind of relationship and action and reaction, there is no world of power. From Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome to the last 500 years, there was a long and stable relationship between Iran and the world, but it hurts to say that in the conflicts of changing the international system, Iran suffered and the example is in the First and Second World War.

In these historical turns, global Iran and the Iranian world had a very complicated relationship, is it the same now? Yes, but even though we were hurt in the war that took place against us, Iran's resistance is unparalleled and in this historical turn, they caused this damage to Iran, and of course, by God's grace, they did not get what they wanted.