The Deputy Secretary-General of Islamic Jihad stated in a statement that America is taking its last breaths on the shores of the Persian Gulf. These remarks come as, after 17 months of aggression and sanctions, the previous U.S. administration's efforts to mobilize public opinion about the potential dangers of Iran have not yielded tangible results.
Failed Efforts of the Trump Administration
Despite repeated efforts to portray Iran as a threat to Western civilization and the interests of the U.S. and its allies, the Trump administration has still been unable to attract public opinion. This war, which has been presented as a fight against darkness and barbarism, has had the opposite effect, and American public opinion has gradually become indifferent to this issue.
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The Deputy Secretary-General of Islamic Jihad emphasized that the increasing conflicts and extensive sanctions have not weakened Iran's resolve. He also referred to the recent positions of regional countries against U.S. policies, stating that this country can no longer operate easily in the Persian Gulf.
Consequences of U.S. Withdrawal from the Region
This official also pointed to the consequences of a potential U.S. withdrawal from the region, stating that this could create new opportunities for regional countries. Given the changes in global policies and the increase in economic and military cooperation among regional countries, it seems that the time for change in regional equations has arrived.
The Deputy Secretary-General of Islamic Jihad noted that Iran, as a regional power, will continue its advancements, and no threat can hinder these advancements. He also emphasized the necessity of solidarity among regional countries, stating that only through unity and cooperation can the existing challenges be addressed.
Finally, he pointed out that America must abandon its interventionist policies in the region and recognize the reality that times have changed. According to him, regional countries will no longer easily be influenced by America's unilateral policies and must seek to establish a new order in the region.
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