Iranian lawmakers issue statement emphasizing the necessity of pursuing revenge and ending the understanding with the US; forming a commission to review negotiations and approve law on management of Hormuz
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- Statement by Members of Parliament on the Necessity of Pursuing Revenge and Announcing the End of the Islamabad Understanding
- About 180 members of Parliament issued a statement emphasizing the necessity of pursuing revenge, ending the understanding with the United States, forming a special commission to review the negotiations, approving the law on the management of the Strait of Hormuz, and all-round support for the armed forces
- Parts of this statement read: In the stronghold of the Parliament, we pledge not to neglect a moment of effort, planning, and practical measures on the path of bloodshed and revenge
- We call on the Presidium of the Parliament to immediately form a special commission to review the negotiations and understandings and monitor the fulfillment of the conditions of the Leader of the Revolution
- The Parliament will put on its agenda the creation of legal measures, including the promotion of the defense doctrine and the approval of the law on the management and governance of the Strait of Hormuz
- Now that the US President has declared this understanding to be ended, the heads of state are expected to take firm and decisive positions. Declare your revolution in this regard
- We firmly support the performance of the armed forces, especially in exercising Iran's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, and we will not hesitate to provide any support to meet their needs.
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