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🎥 Yashagi: Seeking independence is one of the fundamental principles of Iran's foreign policy.
Deputy of the Office for the Preservation and Publication of the Works of the Slain Leader:
We believe two things were inherited from the slain leader; First, a strong Iran that managed to uphold all its values, to protect the Iranian nation from its great capital, which is independence, and this strong Iran is powerful in all dimensions, in science, culture, economy, etc.
Iran's economy, for all its problems, is a great economy, and we must see the economic strength of the Iranian nation.
🔹 We don't see our possessions and become an example of "wishing for what we had from a stranger". This is where the media can provide a proper explanation of the issue.
The second legacy we have from the leader of the Mujahideen who was killed is his intellectual system and school of thought and practice, which is derived from the teachings of the Qur'an and the revelations of Ahl al-Bayt (PBUH), live experience with different groups and strata, and familiarity with different policies, which he had all in one experience. Familiarity with needs, advantages, priorities, abilities, things that are obtained from their intellectual system.
🔹 It's not just a matter of opinion and thought, it's also their way of life, it's governance. There are patterns according to which the foreign policy is part of the thought system of the slain Mujahid leader, whose main core can be considered to be the preservation of national independence and the negation and freedom from dependence and control, stated in the constitution.
The word independence is mentioned more than 15 times in the constitution, similar words are also mentioned in the constitution, and as a national alliance, at the same time, interaction with nations, governments and currents, but this interaction should be honorable, an interaction based on respect, expediency and wisdom.
We can communicate with all countries with active diplomacy, except for that fake regime, seeking independence is one of the basic principles of our foreign policy.