On July 6, Iran's general elections came to an end, and in a surprise way, Pezeshzizyan was elected.
Pezeshiziyan, a surgeon who has served as president of Tabriz Medical University, Iran's health minister, and first deputy speaker of the Iranian parliament, has the support of reformers in this election.
During the election campaign, Pezeshiciyan repeatedly expounded his own governance philosophy, and in response to US sanctions, he proposed that the three principles of dignity, wisdom and expediency should be followed, and negotiations with the West should be conducted to lift the sanctions imposed by the United States and the West on Iran.
Those who believe these words are still somewhat naïve, and Iran's policy toward the United States will not change much in the next few years, because the Iranian president is only in charge of internal affairs, and the supreme power is in the hands of Khamenei.
In addition to Iran's internal affairs, the United States and the West will not lift sanctions on Iran, unless Iran changes its political system, puts all power in the hands of a democratically elected president, and becomes an American-style democracy.
In this way, some hidden behind the scenes, such as BlackRock, can set up some enterprises in Iran and obtain more profits.
But even so, the United States and the West will not lift sanctions, because a weak Iran can continue to be plundered in the Middle East is a good Middle East.
From Pezegchizian's three principles, we can also see that his so-called "westward turn" is only an "expedient measure".
On the one hand, this attitude can be used to make the United States and the West relax their vigilance against Iran and ease the worries of the Iranian people.
For the time being, the United States and the West still have absolute spending power, which plays a very important role in ensuring Iran's economic stability.
The other aspect is to reduce the level of U.S. support for Israel. The main reason why the United States supports Israel is that they need a foothold in the Middle East that can support U.S. arms sales in the Middle East.
After Saudi Arabia's rejection of petrodollars, the United States feels more isolated in the Middle East than ever before, and Iran, which can provide that foothold, will go a long way in reducing American concerns, and thus American support for Israel.
To sum up, Iran's best policy toward the United States is to "show goodwill, maintain independence, and unite the Middle East", and Pezekhitsian should also be fully aware of this.
Finally, let's end with one sentence.
Wang Situ's expedient measures to get rid of Dong Zhuo, Iran's expedient measures may not necessarily get rid of the United States.