Arabic → English transcript

If these negotiations are to begin, as is likely,

then Iran will go into them to cement what it achieved during the

thirty- nine- day war, above all the Strait of Hormuz and

the new economic situation,

the lifting of sanctions in return for opening the strait, or fees on the strait for

reconstruction resulting from the damage that occurred during the war.

Second, the unity of the fronts,

which is considered a major gain that Iran will not give up. This has been achieved,

and that is why Iran is

going to the negotiations to solidify what has been achieved on the ground.

Negotiations are nothing but a translation of what is happening on the ground.

That is why the United States comes before Iran to impose what it did not achieve

in the war from the objectives put forward at its outset and during it.

Therefore, Iran is in a

better position

than the American negotiator because it holds the cards and wants to solidify them,

and this is what

it will focus on.