Arabic → English transcript

So far, the Americans are acting with a “take it or leave it” logic.

This logic is very difficult.

The Iranians are waiting for the American side to take positive steps.

And they know very well, and there is delegated authority.

If the American side takes a positive step toward the agreement,

the Iranian side will take two steps.

The American side does not want to enter into serious and decisive negotiations,

but rather wants to behave in a different way,

one that is domineering and controlling.

Consequently, the Iranians are also committed to the goals they seek.

Right now there are American provocations in the Strait of Hormuz and around the strait,

and consequently there are also time limits that the Americans want to impose on Iran—

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, it must be, it must be.

The Iranians are affected by such developments.

They are affected by the developments taking place and these provocations around the Strait of Hormuz,

and they are also affected by this domineering, controlling logic

that the United States is thinking with.

I believe that the Iranians are very eager to reach an agreement with the American side

But these negotiations need a safe, stable environment that is free of provocations

Therefore, in all previous negotiations, the Iranians have entered them with extreme caution

And they are right about that because the first negotiations were held and there was a war

A second set of negotiations and a war, these negotiations, and there is also the possibility of war

Therefore, the American side must strengthen trust on the Iranian side

and create an environment without provocations, without domination, without hegemony

in order to move to a second round of negotiations in a more distant Islam

Translation: Nancy Kankar