Support and Solidarity in Afghanistan and Iran

People of Afghanistan, not just Chabahar Port, we would place the feet of you kind people on our eyes.

We Iranians would place the feet of our guests on our eyes.

We will never forget. During the 40-day war our country was in,

when it was being bombed, traitorous Iranians were dancing in the streets of London

with Israeli flags, and it was you, the people of Afghanistan,

who, from inside Afghanistan and outside Afghanistan, held Iran in your hearts.

Your hearts were with the people of Iran, and you supported the people of Iran

in this war. Those dishonorable people who come and comment on this issue

and add nonsense

are not Iranian. Their biggest concern now

is what costume to wear this Halloween and what antics

to pull in Iran's streets.

It is Iran's religious community you are dealing with. Chabahar Port

is entrusted to you. You are using it responsibly.

You are not expected to just take it for free. You know that yourselves.

It is a two-way deal. Congratulations.

We'll never forget that during this war, the people of Iran stood behind us.

I swear to God, I remember when our country was in a forty-day war

and being bombed, I saw a young Afghan living in England, every day

calling Iran. I said, “You don't know anyone in Iran, so who are you

calling?” He said, “Farid, when I was in Iran, I worked as a cobbler for a family at

the Nematabad police station.

Whenever the wife brought food for her husband, she brought food for me, too.

I stopped cooking. I'm calling to make sure, God forbid, nothing has happened

to them.

If they need any money, I can send it to them.

While a traitorous Iranian with an Israeli flag

was dancing in London's streets, this young

Afghan was calling his employer in Iran to see if they were

all right or needed money. Chabahar Port is in your hands.

God willing, it will be blessed. God willing, by Ali's

right, your country