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Hajideligani: The presence of Iran's representative at Trump's speech is a disgrace
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Hajideligani: The presence of Iran's representative at Trump's speech is a disgrace

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Hossein Ali Hajideligani, the representative of Shahin Shahr, Mimeh, and Barkhar in the Islamic Consultative Assembly, reacted to the actions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the United Nations General Assembly, criticizing the sitting of Iran's representative at the speech of Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, calling this act a source of disgrace and regret.

Criticism of negotiations and their consequences

Hajideligani referred to the negative effects of oil and economic pressures on America, stating that these pressures, especially with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb, have led to aggressive actions by the Americans. He emphasized that their efforts to find someone in Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, like Abbas Araghchi, to create a "pass" and artificial breathing for themselves, indicate a kind of flawed diplomacy.

He also pointed out that the Americans are seeking to improve energy and economic conditions for themselves and some other countries in the next 40 to 50 days with such actions. Hajideligani stated that this attention to the trip of Mardani, another member of Parliament, is a kind of diplomatic game that will only benefit the Western-oriented parties.

Consequences of short-term agreements

Hajideligani continued discussing the potential consequences of a short-term agreement, stating that such an agreement might create an opportunity for calm and breathing space for the opposing side. He expressed that this agreement could likely lead to the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and increased pressure on Yemen to create openings in Bab-el-Mandeb.

This member of Parliament noted that after the U.S. elections, the actions of the Zionist regime and the West against Iran will resume. He emphasized that any contract concluded between the parties will not be approved by the Iranian nation, and the consequences will fall on the negotiating team.

Hajideligani also referred to the gathering of documents to investigate the behavior of Araghchi and his team in Parliament and announced the use of parliamentary oversight tools against the Minister of Foreign Affairs. He stated that all oversight tools will be used to investigate this matter, and after the trip, Araghchi will be invited to provide his explanations.