Rezai: The dual policy of both war and negotiation has ended Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps during the 8-year defense war: 🔹The dual policy of "both war and negotiation" has completely ended. Now, Iran's strategy is based on deterrence, decisive retaliation, and a "eye for an eye" response to enemy missile attacks. 🔹Although the armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran practiced restraint in past battles, including the 12-day war, in order to prevent regional conflicts and did not target U.S. bases, with the renewed onset of enemy attacks, they expanded the dimensions of the war regionally as per previous warnings. 🔹Iran's closure and control of the Strait of Hormuz is carried out with two vital goals: "ensuring national security" and "maintaining global economic security." 🔹Accepting the U.S. proposal for joint management of this waterway would mean Washington's dominance over the world's energy choke point, dictating oil prices, and initiating World War III against powers such as China and Russia.
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Rezai: The dual policy of both war and negotiation has ended
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