Let's not exaggerate the "anti-negotiation naggers"; they are dangerous

 Nasser Imani:

We should not exaggerate the opponents of negotiations, because they are a small group that nags and is dangerous. Of course, there is also a group of reformists who believe that we should go straight to the lap of the United States and say "eye" whatever the United States says.

Of course, the reformists tend to exaggerate the opponents of the negotiations in order to buy themselves oppression. In other words, the reformists want to tell the society in advance, "If the government of Massoud Pezeshkian does not succeed, it will be the same opponents of the negotiations who did not allow the country's affairs to return to normal."