Mahdi Chamran, the head of the Islamic Council of Tehran, stated that America's enmity towards Iran is not due to the nature of the Islamic Revolution, but because of their fear of the emergence of a strong and independent Iran. He pointed out the resilience of the Iranian nation against external pressures, stating that these pressures will ultimately return to the Americans themselves.
Historical Hostilities
Chamran referred to the history of America's hostilities towards Iran and said that these hostilities are rooted in their fear of an independent and powerful country. Since the victory of the Islamic Revolution in 1979, the U.S. has always tried to prevent Iran's progress and empowerment through economic and political pressures. However, despite these pressures, the Iranian nation has always remained committed to its principles and has moved towards strengthening its independence and national power.
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Response to Pressures
The head of the Islamic Council of Tehran believes that the Iranian nation has shown through their steadfastness and resistance against these pressures that they cannot be easily subdued. Chamran stated that this type of hostility not only does not affect the will of the Iranian nation but acts as a motivating factor to strengthen national spirit and social cohesion. He also emphasized that Iran is moving towards development and progress, and this is a path that is inevitable for the Iranian nation.
In conclusion, Chamran noted that Iran, as an independent and powerful country, always acts based on its national interests, and no external pressure can halt this path. He expressed hope that in the future, Iran can achieve its rightful place in international arenas and be recognized as a successful model of independence and progress in the world.
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