Fathollah Tosouli, on Wednesday afternoon, at the November 4 rally in Salehabad, referred to the position of the people in this region and the necessity of addressing its issues and deprivations, stating: Salehabad is one of the deprived areas of the electoral district, and its people, despite limitations and problems, have always participated in various arenas of the revolution and the system.
Tosouli, while congratulating Student Day and commemorating the November 4 event, addressed the students: You are the future generation of the country and must know your country's history well. The Iranian nation has paid a heavy price for its independence and dignity.
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Making History by the Young Generation
The representative of Bahar and Kaboudarahang in the Islamic Consultative Assembly pointed to the conditions of Iran during the Pahlavi regime and the presence of American advisors in the country, adding: Before the victory of the Islamic Revolution, Americans enjoyed special privileges in Iran, and the infamous Capitulation Law granted American nationals judicial immunity.
Tosouli continued: The historic protest of Imam Khomeini (RA) against the Capitulation Law in 1964 was a turning point in the struggle against foreign domination. This protest spread awareness and a spirit of independence among the Iranian people and paved the way for the fight against tyranny.
Hostile Actions of America and Iran's Resilience
Tosouli, referring to the seizure of the U.S. embassy on November 4, 1979, noted: Students following the line of Imam seized the U.S. embassy, which had become a center for espionage activities, marking another chapter in the history of the Iranian people's struggles.
He elaborated on some of the hostile actions of the United States against the Islamic Republic of Iran after the revolution, stating: These actions include blocking the assets of the Iranian people, supporting the imposed war, inflicting heavy damages, and imposing extensive economic and banking sanctions. These sanctions have been tools to weaken Iran's economy, and part of today's economic problems in the country is also affected by these pressures.
In conclusion, Tosouli referred to the political and economic developments in America and the impact of the regional power of the Islamic Republic of Iran, stating: The national power and resilience of the Iranian people have caused the calculations of the opposing side to face challenges in many areas. Iran, relying on its internal capacities and the support of its people, has been able to withstand extensive pressures and change the equations desired by its enemies.
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