The head of the National Defense and Power Faction of the Parliament, criticizing the method of pursuing negotiations in the current critical situation of the country, emphasized that negotiations should not come at the cost of weakening the field and losing the achievements of Iran's resistance. He acknowledged that in a situation where fighters are sacrificing their lives to exert pressure on the enemy, diplomacy must also be aligned with the field and protect its achievements.
The Field and Diplomacy; Two Sides of the Same Coin
Zolnouri continued: "If we had continued the path of resistance and the field, and these gentlemen had not sabotaged it, America would have been contained." These statements clearly reflect his concern about the negotiation process during wartime, which seems to be leading to the weakening of the country's position rather than strengthening it.
This parliament representative criticized the diplomatic behaviors in the current conditions, stating that any decision-making at the negotiation level must take into account the realities of the field and the status of the fighters. He emphasized that diplomacy should act as a complementary tool alongside military operations and resistance, rather than making key decisions alone and without regard to the conditions of the field.
Attention to the Achievements of the Field
Zolnouri further pointed to the importance of safeguarding the achievements of the battlefield, saying: "We cannot, on one hand, compel fighters to sacrifice themselves and, on the other hand, ignore everything they have achieved in negotiations." He stressed the need for coordination and synergy between diplomacy and military operations so that the country can better withstand international challenges.
These statements come at a time when many experts and political analysts are also seeking to clarify the difficult situation of the country in the international arena and the related challenges. It seems that in these sensitive conditions, attention to national interests and the preservation of the achievements of the field must be prioritized.
