The reflection of the victory of “Massoud Medeshian” in foreign media

In the fourteenth round of Iran’s presidential election, Masoud Biszaye was able to win and become the president of Iran with 16,384,403 votes in the second round. Saeed Jalili, another presidential candidate, also managed to get 13,538,179 votes.

Meanwhile, the foreign media, which were following the news of the elections since the previous day, today (Saturday) widely published the victory of the doctors and reacted to it.

In this regard, America’s ABC News published the news that reformist doctors were able to win in the second round of Iran’s presidential election over their rival Jalili.

Al-Monitor, an English-language website in Washington, chose a photo of the two candidates and wrote in its headline: Reformist doctors won the Iranian presidential election.

The Independent also called Masoud Bishikian a moderate and announced his victory as follows: Massoud Bishikian, a moderate reformist politician, won the presidential election in Iran.

The American CNN network also published a photo of the doctors and Mohammad Javad Zarif, the former foreign minister of Iran and a member of the candidate’s staff, and wrote: Masoud Dreksiyan, the representative of the reformists, won the presidential election in Iran.

The British Reuters news agency also wrote: Iran’s Ministry of Interior announces the victory of moderate doctors in the country’s presidential elections.

The Arabic section of Sky News, reflecting the news of Iran’s election, announced that the reformist candidate won the presidential election in Iran.

Al Jazeera news agency also published a photo of Mohammad Javad Zarif and wrote: Doctors won the Iranian presidential election.

Lebanon’s Al-Mayadeen news agency, which has been publishing its news since the beginning of the Iranian election contests, wrote that Medeshian won the Iranian presidential election.

RT Russian news agency wrote in Arabic in this regard: Iran’s Ministry of Interior announced that Masoud Behjikian, the reformist candidate, won the Iranian elections.

Sumeria News of Iraq, announcing the victory of Masoud Al-Badishian, wrote about this: He wants to restore relations with the West.

The American Al-Hura news agency, which operates in Iraq, called him a moderate candidate who defeated Jalili in the second round by publishing the news of the victory of the doctors.

Associated Press published the photo of Medekian and Zarif and wrote that the reformist candidate was able to defeat the fundamentalist Jalili.

Yediot Aharonot news agency of the Zionist regime, recalling the helicopter crash of Martyr Ayatollah Ebrahim Raisi, called the doctors to replace him.

The Times of Israel also covered the news of the doctors’ victory and wrote that he promised to open the door of friendship to the world.

Translator: Mina Azimi