Al-Jazeera's exclusive conversation with Seyed Abbas Araghchi/4 wrote: Dr. Araghchi, don't you think Iran is also showing stubbornness in its position? You have been facing a maritime embargo and sanctions for eight months and are unable to export oil. The economic situation inside Iran is very difficult. The president of the medical profession also spoke about this situation. The value of the Iranian currency dropped and the price of the dollar rose from 11 million to 26 or 27 million. Iran is also in a bad economic situation. Why do you only rely on military force? You don't consider the economic pressure on the people of Iran and the region? Dr. Argachi: I do not deny economic pressures, but we do not give up and throw up our hands because of economic pressures. We do not sell our dignity and sacrifice our independence because of economic pressures. We resist and overcome these problems by our own strength. Yes, there is financial pressure and there are costs imposed on us and our people in a completely unfair way, but our logic is quite clear. Reporter: The message of J. Dee Vance, the Vice President of the United States, was significant because he was first referred to the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai. In the meantime, they say that politicians such as the foreign minister, the speaker of the parliament and the president do not have the authority to make decisions and resolve issues, and the military establishment is the main decision maker. I would like to know your assessment of this post. Dr. Argachi: Unfortunately, one of the biggest mistakes of the Americans is that they did not know the Islamic Republic of Iran, the people of Iran, Iranian officials and the government system in Iran, and they think that there are differences between people. This is definitely a misconception. As someone who is present at special meetings, I say that there is a consensus between all of us, between the government, the parliament, the Supreme National Security Council and the armed forces. Yes, we discuss with each other in meetings, but when we come to a decision, we all stand behind the same decision and act on it.

Al-Jazeera's exclusive conversation with Seyed Abbas Araghchi/4 wrote: Dr. Araghchi, don't you think Iran is also showing stubbornness in its position? You have been facing a maritime embargo and sanctions for eight months and are unable to export oil. The economic situation inside Iran is very difficult. The president of the medical profession also spoke about this situation. The value of the Iranian currency dropped and the price of the dollar rose from 11 million to 26 or 27 million. Iran is also in a bad economic situation. Why do you only rely on military force? You don't consider the economic pressure on the people of Iran and the region? Dr. Argachi: I do not deny economic pressures, but we do not give up and throw up our hands because of economic pressures. We do not sell our dignity and sacrifice our independence because of economic pressures. We resist and overcome these problems by our own strength. Yes, there is financial pressure and there are costs imposed on us and our people in a completely unfair way, but our logic is quite clear. Reporter: The message of J. Dee Vance, the Vice President of the United States, was significant because he was first referred to the Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai. In the meantime, they say that politicians such as the foreign minister, the speaker of the parliament and the president do not have the authority to make decisions and resolve issues, and the military establishment is the main decision maker. I would like to know your assessment of this post. Dr. Argachi: Unfortunately, one of the biggest mistakes of the Americans is that they did not know the Islamic Republic of Iran, the people of Iran, Iranian officials and the government system in Iran, and they think that there are differences between people. This is definitely a misconception. As someone who is present at special meetings, I say that there is a consensus between all of us, between the government, the parliament, the Supreme National Security Council and the armed forces. Yes, we discuss with each other in meetings, but when we come to a decision, we all stand behind the same decision and act on it.