Political Resignation and Negotiation Dynamics

They wrote that if Mr. Pezeshkian resigns one more time, they will accept his resignation.

They'll accept it.

They officially announced it,

which is why they packed up their begging bowl.

Pezesh— no longer dares to, ever since he said your religion has been put under threat

and

they said that if he resigns one more time, they will accept his resignation.

That's why they're going to change the slogan.

Move Arzoo Ghadd around. Have Mr. Mohsen Ejei leave them.

Mr. Araghchi also said that we have no right to interfere in future negotiations under any circumstances.

We don't.

Thank God.

You people, all of this was a plot so that if they weren't around, I could leave.

You guys, if he resigns one more time, they'll accept it. They'll write underneath, “Approved.”

It'll be over.

They chickened out. They all chickened out. They've taken the wind out of everyone.

They're being polite.

They're being polite.

Yes, he's really come into the arena. Honestly, God bless him.

He's come into the arena really forcefully. Like—

Let me tell you, you don't know Hajj Agha Mostafa.

His father, if he believed in martyrdom, would say he was a bit more restrained.

But he has no restraint at all.

Openly and officially, unfortunately, let this go on air too, Mr. What's-His-Name.

Openly and officially, he announced that if he

wants to resign once again, because he's said 108 times,

“I resign,” and they're writing that he's resigning. He said that if he resigns once again, they will agree

to it.

Beginning with—

That's all.