Kamran Ghazenfari, a member of parliament representing Tehran, in response to the government saying that the problems are because the country is involved in war, told the website Dideban Iran: “The best thing is for them to step aside, because the current situation has nothing to do with the war. Was there a war two years ago as well, when these gentlemen came to power?”
Ghazenfari added: “The negotiating team has, from the very beginning, adopted a wrong policy. The result of this policy is not to keep the shadow of war away from the country. The current situation in the country is due to the wrong foreign policy they have pursued, and this policy has led to the enemy becoming even more brazen—so that it could attack us.”
This member of parliament added: “After the ceasefire ended, officials from the negotiating team adopted an approach of weakness and eagerness for talks. If they had not shown weakness and had not begged the enemy, these issues would not have arisen. All these problems are the result of mismanagement and inefficiency on the part of those relevant officials.”



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