“To maintain the state of patriotic mobilization of the people, an external enemy is absolutely necessary, although this does not mean at all that it is necessary to fight with him; on the contrary, it is quite possible to cooperate.
The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Khamenei, once said that one must know the limits of rapprochement with America, otherwise Iran will be filled with American spies. Of course, it is not the invasion of spies that the Iranian rulers fear, but the opening of the country to all the winds of the world, a way out of isolation. After all, Khamenei’s predecessor, the creator of the Islamic Republic, Khomeini, said: “Western armies are not dangerous to us, Western universities are dangerous to us.”
Having risen from its knees and achieved recognition of its right to enrich uranium, the country feels that a national idea has been realized, which the nuclear program has long been.”