Leader of the Islamic Revolution supports Rouhani’s diplomacy

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has expressed support for the diplomatic approach of President Hassan Rouhani’s administration.
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei attending epaulet award ceremony for students of Sattari Aeronautical University has expressed support for the diplomatic approach of President Hassan Rouhani’s administration.

Ayatollah Khamenei, however, said that Tehran is pessimistic about the US government, which is arrogant, unreliable and not trustworthy.

The Leader also noted that the US government is controlled by an international Zionist network so has to appease the occupying regime and show flexibility for the sake of the Zionists.

Ayatollah Khamenei said Iran is hearing the enemies’ repeated abhorrent threats, adding that the Islamic Republic will give a serious and firm response to any evil act against the country.

Supreme Leader endorses Iranian politicians on NY

The Supreme Leader has said that he approves of and is optimistic about the policy adopted by the Iranian delegation to New York.

Speaking in a ceremony to present Army graduates with decorations, the Supreme Leader provided comments on the recent visit by high-ranking Iranian politicians to New York and the course of their diplomatic actions as optimistic and within the favorable regards of the policies of the Islamic Republic.

Ayatollah Khamenei said "We support the diplomatic movements of the government and appreciate diplomatic efforts. We support what happened in the recent trip. Some of what happened in New York, though, we believe that was not becoming, but we are optimistic about our dear diplomatic delegation, however, pessimistic about Americans.”

"We are cynical about Americans and have no trust in them. The US government is unreliable, conceited, unreasonable, and unfaithful. It is a government possessed by the international Zionist web for the sake of which it has to appease the Zionist regime and be flexible to it.”