On June 18, Iran will hold a meaningful ** election. According to the Russian news agency Sputnik, the polling station opened at 7 a.m. local time for one day. With 59.3 million voters registered across the country, Iran's position cannot be ignored as the country's second-in-command.
Under Iranian law, citizens over the age of 18 are eligible to vote. Currently, there are seven ** candidates, three of whom announced their withdrawal before **, and the final competition will be between the four.
The four candidates are Iran's Attorney General Ibrahim Raisi, Secretary General of Iran's Council for the National Interest Mohsin Rezai, Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Hossein Jaizad Hashemi, and former Governor of the Bank of Iran** Abdul Nasser Hemati. It is worth noting that the second term of the incumbent Rouhani is coming to an end, so he will no longer participate in this election.
During Rouhani's tenure, Iran has earned international recognition for its steadfastness in resisting US hegemony. However, due to US sanctions, Iran is facing many serious problems at home and abroad. The new inaugural will need to address these issues and promote national development.
Many believe that Ibrahim Raisi is expected to win because he has the support of Iran's supreme leader, Ali Ali Ali Khamenei. Khamenei has a high position in Iran and has direct control over the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps. Having his support is a big advantage in fighting for the throne.
Iran** comes at a time when the United States and Iran are holding crucial talks on the JCPOA. Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi said that the resumption of the Iran nuclear deal is close at hand, but there are still key issues to be resolved. The press secretary of Russia** also said that the Iran nuclear deal could return to square one.
The JCPOA is an agreement to limit Iran's nuclear activities, and in May 2018, the United States announced its unilateral withdrawal and imposed comprehensive sanctions on Iran. Under pressure from the United States, Iran's parliament restarted its nuclear activities at the end of 2020 by adopting the Strategic Measures to Lift Sanctions, hoping to force the United States to lift sanctions and improve bilateral relations.
After Biden took office, he planned to return to the Iran nuclear deal, but was strongly opposed by Israel. Israel has warned of strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities if the United States returns to the deal. Due to Israeli obstruction, the US return plan has been put on hold for the time being.
It is a wise choice for the United States and Iran to resolve their differences through peace talks. Despite the deployment of ** and military aircraft in the Persian Gulf, no head-on clashes broke out between the two sides. The United States does not want to be mired in a new war after its withdrawal from Iraq and Afghanistan, and Iran does not want to repeat the tragedy of the Iraq war.
Iran** offers an opportunity for a détente in US-Iran relations. Whoever is elected will do everything possible to avoid a direct conflict with the United States and create conditions for the United States to return to the JCPOA, which is in the fundamental interests of both countries. The United States is also watching Iran** and will respond according to Iran's dynamics.
If the United States and Iran shake hands and make peace and return to the negotiating table, the situation in the Persian Gulf will ease, which will be good news for the Middle East and the world
Iran is about to produce a new one, which has aroused widespread attention and heated discussions. Behind this election is Iran's future direction and relations with the international community, and it also has a profound impact on the stability of the Middle East.
First of all, the candidate mentioned in this article, Ibrahim Rasi, is in the spotlight because of the support of Supreme Leader Ali Ali Khamenei. Khamenei has a high position in Iran's political system, and the impact of his support on the candidate's campaign cannot be ignored. This highlights the important role of leaders in Iranian politics and the high importance that voters place on their opinions.
Second, the article touches on US-Iran relations and the Iran nuclear deal. Iran** is taking place at a time of tension between the United States and Iran, and talks with the United States on the JCPOA have become a key focus. The article mentions that Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi said that the resumption of the Iran nuclear deal is close at hand, but there are still key issues to be resolved. This shows that even in the run-up to the elections, Iran remains optimistic about resolving the dispute through peace talks, providing a positive signal for reducing tensions.
Regarding the Iran nuclear deal, the article details its history and background. After the United States unilaterally withdrew from the agreement, Iran tried to improve relations with the United States by increasing pressure by restarting its nuclear activities. However, the United States** plans to return to the Iran nuclear deal after Biden takes office, which is opposed by Israel, further complicating the prospects for the agreement.
In addition, the article talks about military deployments and tensions between the United States and Iran. Despite the fact that both countries demonstrated a certain amount of military preparation, no direct conflict broke out. This reflects the reluctance of both sides to get involved in a new war, and thus to exercise a certain degree of restraint. This is also in line with the general expectations of the Middle East region and the world, which hope to resolve differences through peace talks, reduce tensions, and create conditions for regional stability.
Overall, the political changes triggered by Iran** are of great concern to the international community. As a key player in the Middle East, Iran's political developments will have a profound impact on stability and peace in the region. At the same time, the prospect of the Iran nuclear deal is also a nerve for the international community, with all parties closely watching the election and the possible policy changes it may bring. In the future, how to balance domestic demand and international relations will be a serious challenge for Iran.
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