Abadi: Language Shifts in Wartime

It was reported that Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Gharib Abadi stated that Iran does not show weakness in its policies, and that its unreasonable flexibility may encourage the enemy to persist. He affirmed that the level of diplomacy changes during wartime and continues to evolve, adding that coordination between the field and diplomacy has reached unprecedented levels. He emphasized that the language used in war differs from that in peacetime, as excessive flexibility might lead the enemy to believe Iran is weak. Therefore, the government adheres to a cautious and flexible policy to achieve its interests without giving the enemy an opportunity to exploit the situation.

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