Iran’s expectations and expectations from Iran

It’s obvious that some people have tried to warn Iran through terror. It is important to emphasize that this warning came at a time when Iran showed its willingness to negotiate with the West about its nuclear intentions. It’s doubtful that in a country where Shiites are the majority, a terrorist attack perpetrated by Sunnis will be able to provoke the political rifts that appeared during the presidential election period. However, this kind of attack may provoke social unrest. It appears that those who have committed this attack don’t want Iran to normalize its relations with the West over the nuclear issue.

If Iran ensures that it won’t produce nuclear weapons, other nuclear countries in the region will face much more pressure than today. If Iran normalizes its relations with the West, those in the Taliban/al-Qaeda camp who claim that the West targets all Muslims will be very embarrassed. Those who preserve their political power by presenting the United States and Russia as major threats will find themselves in a delicate position, and those who build their foreign relations on the thesis that Iran constitutes a tremendous threat will have to revise their attitudes. Iran’s guarantees of not producing nuclear weapons will have bigger effects on the Middle Eastern balances than its decision to go ahead with their production. The question of which countries Iran will choose to develop its relations with following its decision not to acquire nuclear weapons makes all regional and global players pay attention to Iran’s maneuvers.