The long wall of Iran's distrust of America; “Tested to test error”

Mehr News Agency, Provinces Group: In recent years, the issue of lack of confidence in the United States has become one of the main focus of political debate in Iran and even the international level.

Iran's historical experience with the United States, from the August 6 coup until its unilateral withdrawal from the country, has shown that Washington has not been reliable as a political and economic partner, in recent days, hot discussions about trust in the United States and previous negotiations experiences. It is formed between Iran and this country.

This negotiation has fans, and some media outlets are trying to pretend to be negotiating with the United States, but is it in the interest of our people and our country, a senior political science graduate at Imam University. Honest (As) In this regard, he told the Mehr reporter: “In my opinion, past experiences show that America is by no means trustworthy.

The coup d'état is one of the most obvious examples of America

He said: Iran's historical experiences with the US show that this country has not only adhered to its obligations, but has always been to undermine Iran's national interests.

Peyman Salehi added: The August 6 coup is one of the most obvious examples in which the United States, in cooperation with British, overthrew Dr. Mossadegh's legal government and reinforced Mohammad Reza Shah's government. This move not only destroyed Iran's fledgling democracy, but it also made Iran dominated by an dependent government for decades.

He added: “In our previous negotiations, including Brjam, we were very hoping that the deal could help reduce tensions, but after a while, the United States came out of the deal and continued to sanction, indicating a lack of failure. It is a commitment to its obligations, and I believe that “testing is a mistake.”

In response to the question of the Mehr reporter, Salehi, “Don't you think that the situation may change in the future and the US will adhere to the agreements?” He said the change is possible, but history has shown that American policies are unpredictable and unpredictable, so instead of relying on negotiations, we must focus on strengthening internal power and diplomacy with other countries.

“The United States is looking for its own interests and, whenever he feels he can exploit an agreement, is easily out of it, which causes no confidence in negotiations with the country. Be.

Exit from the brigade of the obvious violation of the rules between International It was

In a conversation with a Mehr reporter, another scholar of Tehran University said: “The experience of the brokerage was an important lesson for us, the United States, while continuing to negotiate, increased economic and military pressure simultaneously, indicating that the United States. Seek for one's own interests and not in the common interests.

Sayed Mohammad Hassan in response to the question, “Do you think this lack of confidence in the United States affects its relations with other countries?” He said: “When a country does not adhere to its obligations, it can have a negative impact on that country's relations with other countries.” Countries learn from Iran's experiences and may be more cautious about negotiating with the United States.

“We have to learn from past experiences,” he said. The negotiations with the US, especially during the Obama era, showed that even seemingly sustainable agreements could be easily violated.

Responding to the question that “some believe that in periods such as Brajam negotiations, the United States has shown that it could adhere to its obligations. Your opinion on this Bar What is it? ” He said: Brajam was an international agreement that came to fruition with the presence of the P5+1 and the European Union. But even in the agreement, the United States showed that it was unreliable. Donald Trump, the current US President, unilaterally left the brokerage and imposed cruel sanctions against Iran, not only a clear violation of international commitments, but it was not only a clear violation of international commitments Rather, it showed that America does not even adhere to multilateral agreements, which clearly proves that trust in America is a strategic mistake.

America is always seeking to maintain its domination over other countries

Mahmoudi added: “As a great power, the United States is always seeking to maintain its domination over other countries, and this will make any negotiation with it a great risk for Iran.”

“We need to look for other solutions to solve our problems that are not dependent on this country,” he said.

Mahmoudi said that improving Iran -US relations depends on changing a fundamental approach to US policies, as long as the US continues to be unilateral policies and cruel sanctions against Iran, improving relations seems unlikely, but if the United States adheres to its obligations, it seems unlikely. Iran's rights respect, there may be a space for dialogue and interaction. However, Iran must always be alert and prioritize its national interests.

Lack of confidence in the United States and past negative experiences have raised concerns among political experts and analysts.

The bitter experiences of the past should be considered as a lesson for the future. They believe that Iran should seek independent and sustainable solutions to solve its problems and avoid repeating past mistakes.