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Iran's Top Negotiator Qalibaf Says Approach to War or Negotiation Must Follow National Interests
Iran's chief negotiator Qalibaf outlined principles for handling war or talks. He said the strategy must remain realistic and long-term while rejecting any automatic link between negotiation and compromise.
Jul 15, 1:42 PM·1m read3 sources
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Iran's top negotiator Qalibaf stated that the country's approach in war or negotiation must be based on national interests and security, realistic, and long-term. Qalibaf said negotiation at this stage is not equivalent to compromise. He described separating and choosing either negotiation or war as the only solution as a strategic error.
The negotiator added that the enemy's strategy has not changed. He repeated that Iran's approach in war or negotiation must rest on national interests, security, realism and long-term vision.
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