00:00I believe that this hostility, this aggression against Iran was motivated, among other things, to antagonize Iran and its Arab
00:11neighbors, to instill more hostility in their relations.
00:14And we are trying to act with the opposite goal in mind.
00:17And you can see that Pakistan is helping establish dialogue between Iran and the United States to resolve the urgent
00:27problems.
00:32To resolve the existing crisis.
00:34And if we speak long-term mediator between Iran and its Arab friends, well, this role could be played by
00:43India, considering its vast diplomatic experience and authority and clout.
00:49The main topic, we need to understand the root causes of every conflict, and we understand what is the root
00:55cause here, unprovoked aggression by the U.S. and Israel against Iran.
01:01And now everyone calling upon Iran and everyone else with this demand to open up the Strait of Hormuz.
01:09I would like to remind you that before February 28th, before the start of this aggression, there was no problem,
01:16any problem with the Strait of Hormuz.
01:18The navigation was ensured, safe navigation was ensured 100%.
01:24So when this aggression against Iran was launched, the goal was clear, it was declared to put an end to
01:39the period of history where allegedly Iran instilled fear and terror into its neighboring countries.
01:48It's the same with the kidnapping of President Maduro from Venezuela when he was accused of drug trafficking.
01:56And then it turned out that the U.S. was not interested in drug trafficking.
02:00They were interested in oil.
02:01The same is here.
02:02They are interested in oil that is to be shipped by the Strait of Hormuz.
02:07But Iran was not the country that blocked the Strait of Hormuz.
02:10Iran was not the country that created this problem in relation with other neighboring countries, in relation with the Persian
02:20Gulf states.
02:21Because we are not imposing ourselves on the Europeans and answered by President Putin must be considered in this regard.
02:30We are open for negotiations, but we are not going to run after them, to back them for these talks,
02:36especially since their background is negative, their ability to negotiate, to come to any agreements is negative.
02:46If they had a chance, both in February 2014, they had a chance to resolve this crisis.
02:53And in February 2014, the agreement was violated and the coup d'etat took place.
02:57And then in February 2015, the Minsk Accords were signed.
03:01And in both cases, Europeans were guarantors of this agreement.
03:04And they failed as guarantors and as good faith mediators.
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