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🎥 Mutaki: Enmity to America is not extremism; Washington has not stopped the rebellion for a moment since the victory of the revolution.
🔹The former foreign minister, Manusher Mutaki, rejected some ideas regarding the confrontation between Iran and the US and stated: Sometimes, some people think that insisting on a demarcation with the US is a form of extremism and ask why this level of hostility should continue. Especially during the month of November and the anniversary of November 4th, these questions are asked more often. Whereas if the American leaders had any shred of rationality, they should have changed their approach on February 12, 1357 and a day after the victory of the revolution, they should have apologized for the coup on August 19, instead of admitting it 25 years later and officially declaring that they are looking for a new way in relations with Iran. Referring to Tehran's initial approach after the fall of the Pahlavi regime, the former foreign minister stated: Iran did not cut ties with America at the beginning of the revolution, but Washington did not stop planning, provoking and rebelling even for one day from the dawn of February 11 to November 3, 1358, from the people of Kurdistan to other regions. This distinct historical background proves that constant sensitivity to the movements and plans of the enemy is not an extreme position, but a rational necessity that the slain leader and the leadership of the revolution always emphasized.