Bekai: We don't expect a new American to be born with one election / For us, Iran's national security and vital interests are a top priority.
🔹 Ismail Baka'i, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in response to a question about the monitoring of the US presidential elections in Tehran and the degree of influence of their results on the reduction or escalation of military tensions, said: We are following this event through television. Regardless of the election results, our top priority is the national security and vital interests of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Referring to the repeated victims of Washington's hostile policy, the Foreign Ministry spokesman emphasized: We all know that a new America will not be born by holding elections. The confrontation of the United States with Iran, or more precisely, the evil of Washington against the Iranian nation, has precedents of more than 70 years and its roots go back at least to the coup of August 19, 1332. 🔹 He noted: We have repeatedly seen the coming and going of different parties and presidents in the White House during these decades; For this reason, the decision-making mechanism's preference is to remain completely focused on internal capabilities and strengthening its comprehensive capabilities in all areas, rather than waiting for changes in Washington.