The first public, albeit indirect, confrontation with the statements and measures of the Supreme

Jalal Rashidi Kouhi, the representative of Marvdasht in the Revolutionary Parliament, stated in an interview with Asr Iran:

"The Parliament must address the ban on importing iPhones. This involvement can take the form of a proposal to lift the ban on iPhone imports. However, there isn't enough time in this Parliament to draft and approve such a proposal, so we will focus on a question directed at the Minister of Industry, Mine, and Trade, even though we will reject their justifications with our inquiries."

Important Note: Given Ayatollah Khamenei's will on this matter and his explicit statement regarding the ban on importing iPhones, along with documents published in Abdi Media, which include the measures from the Committee on the Ninety Principles of the Constitution and communications from the First Vice President, I draw the esteemed companions' attention to them once again. Is Mr. Jalal Rashidi Kouhi genuinely inviting the Revolutionary Parliament to stand against the will of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic?

It is clear that if a question is posed to the Minister of Industry, Mine, and Trade, the Parliament's previous efforts, such as the Committee on the Ninety Principles, regarding the prohibition of iPhone imports, are evident with references to Ayatollah Khamenei's directives.

It remains to be seen whether this revolutionary representative will find supporters or...?

-Abdollah Abdi