The official announcement of the death of the Islamabad agreement with Iran's seven new conditions / What is the country's new strategy against America? Examining the statements of the country's security officials in the last month indicates a significant change in the attitude of the Islamic Republic of Iran towards the United States; A change during which the diplomatic system moved from the fragile logic of agreements based on "good faith" to the authoritative doctrine of "first action, then decision". The root of this strategic evolution must be sought in the explicit evaluation of the high security institutions of the so-called "Islamabad" agreement. According to the explanation of Major General Mohsen Razai, the secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security, this memorandum failed due to a mistake in the order in which the obligations were carried out; Because Iran has applied its pressure levers, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but Washington has abandoned half-finished political and economic commitments after achieving its immediate need. After that dark experience, Iran changed its approach from a position of weakness to strength. In an interview with Dropsite, General Razai emphasized that Tehran will not return to its past methods and that the United States must compensate for the lost trust in action before any opening. Accordingly, seven specific, written terms were conveyed to the American side through intermediaries. The central point in the new doctrine is the inclusion of guarantees in the structure of the agreement; This means that no points will be given until Washington's commitments are fully implemented, and until then the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened nor will negotiations take place. The words of Ali Bagrikani, Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, in a special news interview, showed that the regime's will is focused on maintaining this authoritative position. Bagri said: "We have no doubt that the seven conditions must be met, and when they are met, we will make a decision." The new approach of the Supreme National Security Council shows that Iran is no longer ready to present the dark and expensive past experiences as a "certificate of victory" in public opinion.

The official announcement of the death of the Islamabad agreement with Iran's seven new conditions / What is the country's new strategy against America? Examining the statements of the country's security officials in the last month indicates a significant change in the attitude of the Islamic Republic of Iran towards the United States; A change during which the diplomatic system moved from the fragile logic of agreements based on "good faith" to the authoritative doctrine of "first action, then decision". The root of this strategic evolution must be sought in the explicit evaluation of the high security institutions of the so-called "Islamabad" agreement. According to the explanation of Major General Mohsen Razai, the secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security, this memorandum failed due to a mistake in the order in which the obligations were carried out; Because Iran has applied its pressure levers, including reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but Washington has abandoned half-finished political and economic commitments after achieving its immediate need. After that dark experience, Iran changed its approach from a position of weakness to strength. In an interview with Dropsite, General Razai emphasized that Tehran will not return to its past methods and that the United States must compensate for the lost trust in action before any opening. Accordingly, seven specific, written terms were conveyed to the American side through intermediaries. The central point in the new doctrine is the inclusion of guarantees in the structure of the agreement; This means that no points will be given until Washington's commitments are fully implemented, and until then the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened nor will negotiations take place. The words of Ali Bagrikani, Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, in a special news interview, showed that the regime's will is focused on maintaining this authoritative position. Bagri said: "We have no doubt that the seven conditions must be met, and when they are met, we will make a decision." The new approach of the Supreme National Security Council shows that Iran is no longer ready to present the dark and expensive past experiences as a "certificate of victory" in public opinion.