Bekai: America's behavior is important to us, not the movement of people/decisions about US military aggression against Iran are apparently not made in Washington.
The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in response to a question about the appointment of Marco Rubio as the chief negotiator of the United States and the dismissal of Vance, and whether we expect the negotiations to continue more seriously and reach a conclusion in this situation:
🔹 America's internal issues and conflicts and elections are not particularly important to us. Of course, we know that in many cases, the internal issues of this country have also affected its diplomacy and internal conflicts have spilled over into the realm of foreign policy.
From one point of view, there should be no significant difference between different people; Because it seems that the specific issue we are facing now, that is the US military aggression against Iran, will probably not be decided even in Washington, and elsewhere the steering wheel of US foreign policy in the West Asian region is being turned. But as we said before, for us the performance and behavior of America as a government is important, not the movement of different people or parties.