Tehran, Iran – It seems that the Iranian government is welcoming recent decisions in the United States – though they come from a man who is allegedly plotting to kill Iranian workers.
President Donald Trump’s measures to freeze the spending on foreign aid and rehabilitation, perhaps even the US agency has been praised in the Iranian state media for the end of international development.
These decisions say that these decisions will stop financial support for the country’s Shiite theocracy. Pro -democracy activists and others cooperated through programs as part of the US government’s efforts to help democracy around the world.
At the same time, Iranian officials have shown that they are waiting for Trump’s message to see if they want to discuss Tehran’s fast -moving nuclear program. Crushing sanctions from Iran and the offer to strengthen the grade uranium of weapons are at stake with the future of a program through the future of a program.
And even when you sign an executive order to address your “maximum pressure on Iran” on Tuesday, Trump suggested that he wanted to deal with Tehran.
Meanwhile, ordinary Iranians fear what it can mean for them. On Wednesday, Iran’s currency, rial, fell from $ 850,000 to $ 1 after Trump’s order, in which they face the ongoing economic volatility. A decade ago, it stood at $ 1 at 32,000 rials.
“This encourages hard -runrs to continue pressure inside Iran because they feel less to help the Iranian people to achieve independence,” said 27 -year -old waitress Mary Faraji at a coffee shop in North Tehran. The ability will be. “
Government -administered IRNA News Agency said “a decline in foreign -based opposition budget” could affect the scope of relations between Tehran and Washington “.
Like the Conservative Hamshari Daily, the newspapers were called “anti -contradictions” in the newspapers that were “celebrating Trump’s elections as” the last day of the Islamic Republic’s life “.
He then “suddenly shocked his employer to reduce funds,” the newspaper made a riot.
Even the reformist newspaper Hamidhan compared it to Iran’s theocracy abroad with the “cold shower”, the Foreign Ministry expressed the idea.
“These financial resources are not charitable donations,” said Ismail Baghai, a spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, during a briefing with reporters on Monday. “They are paid for services.”
“This is especially a clear sign of US interventionist policy during the Biden administration, especially during the Biden administration, which, through financial aid, sought to interfere with Iran and its domestic affairs.”
It is unclear how funding for Iranian workers and opposition data will be affected by USAID’s decision.
Iran also saw that the United States had avoided direct criticism of the Islamic Republic during a review of the UN Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva last week. For those living in the Iranian government, it is expected that Trump is willing to hold talks, which makes him repeatedly present as a possibility in his election campaign.
Even Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khaamini, who is finalized on all matters of the state, opened the door to talk to the United States in a speech in September, saying no one to engage with the “enemy”. There is no harm. Recently, he was angry, warning that the blasphemous plots could still be “hidden behind diplomatic smiles.”
While the Foreign Ministry spokesman, Baghhi, acknowledged that Iran had not yet seen any “green light” for dialogue, Iran is trying to want them to want them.
The reformist president of the country, Masood Pazeshkian, who campaigned to reach the West, called on the officials on Monday to hear disagreement with the Iranian people and refrain from further crackdowns that led to the death of 2022 Mahasa Amini. Afterwards.
“The enemies are hoping that by promoting conflicts within the country, they will throw people on the streets and then ride themselves on a wave of protest,” said Pizshakian.
When he signed an executive order on Iran on Tuesday, Trump warned that if Tehran killed him, the country would be “abolished”. But he still left the door open for talks.
He told the Oval Office, “I’m going to sign it, but hopefully we don’t need to use it too much.” “We will see if we can deal with Iran or not.”
However, the factions in Iran’s Theocracy are still likely to oppose the dialogue, whether beyond their own interests or more than anger that Trump ordered a 2020 drone strike in which the country’s top general and a capable Respected personality, General Qasim Sulaimani was killed.
The death of Iran called for the assassination of Trump – and the alleged plot against him. In November, the Justice Department revealed a plot for rent for Iranian assassination to kill Trump. When Iran refuses to be involved, Tehran has a history of planning to kill opponents abroad.
“It will not affect the factions who oppose dialogue with the United States, but some moderates may say that Trump is taking some steps,” said Ahmed Zebadi, an Iranian political analyst, said.
