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✍️ The author, a philosopher and political scientist, argues that the Iranian government's decision not to negotiate with the West is due to the West's lack of trust and the Iranian government's own principles, rather than a desire to maintain its power.
👉 The West's lack of trust in the Iranian government is a major obstacle to negotiations.
👉 The Iranian government's own principles, such as its opposition to Western interference, are a major obstacle to negotiations.
👉 The West's desire to change the Iranian government is not a new phenomenon.
👉 The current situation in Iran is not unique to Iran, and the West's approach to Iran is driven by a desire to maintain its own power and influence.
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Morteza Mardihah writes in an article: In my opinion, a moderate and national government moving forward is beneficial for the world, except for Russia, China, Afghanistan, and perhaps Turkey and some Arabs. But then why doesn't a movement take place, and instead, it is openly avoided?
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