Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday that he hoped the next US administration would find out that sanctions would not allow Tehran to bow to US policy.
US
President Donald Trump, who is on the verge of defeating Joe Biden in the
Challenger election on Tuesday has pursued a "maximum pressure"
policy against Iran since its withdrawal from the landmark nuclear deal in
2018. Is applied.
"We
hope that the three years of experience will be a lesson for the next US
administration to abide by the rules and regulations and return to its
positions," Rouhani said in a televised speech.
"Our
people have suffered from economic terrorism for the last three years."
Rouhani
said Iran "will not show resilience and patience until it bows to the
rules and regulations on the other side."
The
Islamic Republic hopes that "those who impose sanctions realize that their
path was wrong and will not achieve their goals in any way."
Iranian
officials have said they will focus on the policies of the next US
administration instead of becoming president.
Tehran
has also insisted that the nuclear deal would not include a
"guarantee" as well as compensation for damages resulting from the
possible withdrawal of the United States.
Iran's
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Tuesday that the US election would
"not affect" Tehran's policies on Washington.
Biden
has said that if he wins the presidency and increases the chances of a return
to the 2015 nuclear deal, he is credited’ with "a return to
diplomacy" with Iran, after becoming vice president under Barack Obama The
path "intends to take.
"The
policy of maximum pressure has come to an end, and contrary to Trump's
expectations, Iran has not failed," government spokesperson Ali Rabiei
wrote in the state-run daily Iran on Saturday.
"Whatever
administration comes to power ... there is nothing left to impose," he
said.
Rabbi
called on the next US president to "try to dismantle the structure that
Trump built" and return to a "reasonable policy."
Most
Iranian newspapers covered the US presidential election on the front pages of
the week.
"Great
America!" "A country that calls itself a global model of democracy
has entered an era of political, security and social instability," he
joked.
However,
a reformist newspaper, Aftab Yazd, without Trump, "predicted less
surprises in foreign policy and things would be more predictable."
He added: "Of course, predicting is not the same as being positive.
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