America’s first reaction to the results of the Iranian presidential election

In the first reaction to the results of the Iranian presidential election, the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs, repeating the interventionist statements claiming that the elections in Iran were not free and fair, said: The results of the elections will not have a significant impact on the approach of the US to Iran. /p>

On Saturday local time, a spokesperson of the US State Department claimed in the first reaction to the results of the Iranian presidential election that the Iranian presidential election was not “free or fair” and “will not lead to a fundamental change in Iran’s path”.

This spokesperson of the US State Department claimed in a conversation with the American media that “as a result, a significant number of Iranians decided not to participate in it at all” and the US government does not expect these elections to lead to fundamental changes in Iran’s path or respect Reciprocity leads to more citizens’ rights.

In his message to the American media, the spokesperson of the US Foreign Ministry claimed: “The elections will not have a significant impact on our approach to Iran. Our concerns about Iran’s behavior have not changed. Meanwhile, as long as diplomacy advances America’s interests, we remain committed to diplomacy.”

Previously, Vedant Patel, the deputy spokesperson of the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said in a meeting with reporters, in response to a reporter’s question about the opinion of the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the Iranian presidential elections and the level of participation of the people in these elections: We are not in a position to have any Estimate the level of participation in Iran’s elections.

Deputy spokesperson of the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs claimed at the same time: But we must say that the statistics announced by the Iranian government, like all the numbers announced by them, are not reliable.

This US State Department official further claimed: “Our opinion is that the elections in Iran are not free and fair, and we have no expectations that any result of these elections will lead to a fundamental change in Iran’s path or the Iranian government’s respect for human rights and The rights of the people will not be their own.”

The second stage of the 14th presidential election cycle was held on Friday, July 15, 1403 across the country, and Masoud Bizikian was elected as the ninth president with 16,384,403 votes against Saeed Jalili’s 13,538,179 votes. The Islamic Republic of Iran was elected by the people.

Source: IRNA