Kanaani said the difference in organizations in the US was not essential to Iran, underlining that what made a difference was the US “threatening strategy” towards Iran.
Tehran: Iran’s Unfamiliar Service Representative Nasser Kanaani has said that should Europe take on a free way to deal with its international strategy, its relations with Tehran would move along.
According to the semi-official Tasnim news agency, he made the remarks on Monday during a weekly press conference while discussing the “cold” reaction of Europe and the United States to Masoud Pezeshkian’s election as Iran’s ninth president.
According to the Xinhua news agency, Kanaani stated that Iran viewed Europe as an important region in its foreign relations and noted that the “cold atmosphere” prevailing in bilateral ties was one of the consequences of Europe’s “miscalculations” regarding Iran or yielding to US pressure. In response to Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw from the presidential race in the United States, Kanaani stated that the “hostile policy” of the United States toward Iran was what mattered and that the change in administration in the United States was irrelevant to Iran.
Pezeshkian was reported as Iran’s next President on July 6 following his triumph in an overflow against Saeed Jalili, a previous boss atomic moderator.
