Zakani, the mayor of Tehran, made an important comment in response to the recent statements of Hassan Rouhani, the former president of the country, and referred to the issues the country is facing. He emphasized in this response that he does not feel the need to hold a referendum to respond to those who have attacked his home.
Tehran Mayor's Response to Rouhani
In a video recently released, Zakani answers Rouhani's questions and statements about Iran's relations with the United States and its impact on the national security of the country. He pointed out that in the current situation, there are hostile behaviors from some countries against Iran, stressing that such issues require a firm and serious response, not a survey.
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Security and Social Dimensions
In continuing his explanation, Zakani addressed various dimensions of this issue and stated that society must reach a consensus against external threats. He noted that the country is in a situation where any hesitation and caution in facing threats could come at the cost of national security.
These statements by the mayor of Tehran come at a time when Iran, despite international pressures and sanctions, is striving to take its fate into its own hands and maintain its independence in decision-making. Zakani also pointed out that the time to respond to enemies comes during crises and threats, not in normal conditions.
Consequences of Zakani's Statements
Zakani's reaction to Rouhani reflects a strong and effective approach in Iran's domestic and foreign policies. These statements could influence public opinion and lead to increased national unity against external threats. In fact, with this response, Zakani aims to show that the Tehran municipality and the government are united against external threats and need a strong response.
Ultimately, this response was not only a reaction to Rouhani's statements but also represents a new approach to managing crises and external threats in Iran. These words can help strengthen national morale and deepen the people's connection with government institutions.
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