Iran's Security Advisor Doubts U.S. Negotiations Will Ensure Safety
January 15, 202663 AufrufeLesezeit: 1 Minuten
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Ali Schamkhani, the security advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, stated on Thursday that Iran does not perceive negotiations with the United States as a guarantee of its safety. He pointed to developments in Venezuela as indicative of the unreliability of American promises.
In an interview with Iranian state television, Schamkhani emphasized that past experiences have demonstrated that relying on agreements with Washington does not provide the necessary protection. He reiterated that Iran will continue to depend on its own capabilities to address security and political challenges.
This statement reflects a firm stance from the Iranian leadership regarding any negotiations with the United States, occurring amid escalating regional and international tensions related to Iran's nuclear program and its relations with Washington.
