I rarely give my personal opinion regarding current ongoing circumstances because: 1. I have info I’m not allowed to disclose, and 2. I try to be unbiased. But the current pre-conditional agreement, the so-called “MoU,” is not in Iran’s interest. The agreement must specifically mention that the Strait of Hormuz is under Iran’s authority and that tolls must be paid. Otherwise, a pre-war situation is not in Iran’s interest. Iranian national media should also focus more on emphasising that Iran lost its dearest leader. This should not be forgotten. ‘Be Vaqte Iran’, a program, while incredibly hosted, should bring this issue more into light. I saw one of the hosts encourage this MoU because it didn’t mention Iran’s missiles — I’m sorry… what?! We lost our dear leader. Why is avenging his death not painted on a white canvas? The people are not on the streets for 3 months just so that the Strait of Hormoz can go back to pre-war conditions. We lost a lot. We lost innocent people, we lost our great leader, and we now have economic difficulties. @ Araghchi, when will your team start acting from a position of strength? Opening the Strait of Hormoz should be equal to opening the doors for Iran’s economy. That means sanctions need to be lifted in their entirety; otherwise, there should be no passage for the sanction imposers.