In a note, the Iranian newspaper discussed the incumbent government’s recent achievements. It said: “With upcoming membership in the BRICS group, which will ensure multilateral cooperation and ignore the dollar, Iran will find a way to integrate its economy with emerging economies after decades of repressive Western sanctions.”
This organization can activate the Russia-Iran-India corridor, which would help to facilitate and speed up exchanges between member countries. Iran’s special geographical position, its capacities and rich natural resources (oil and gas) and transit routes attract the attention of the BRICS countries. The Iranian transit route offers one of the safest, cheapest and shortest export routes to the members of the economic bloc. The country’s affiliation with this economic group has attracted global attention.
Siasat-e-Rooz: Media propaganda against Iranian authority
In his editorial, Siasat-e-Rooz discussed the mood in the Western media regarding the unwritten deal between the United States and Iran. It said: “Iran’s official membership in the Shanghai Organization and the BRICS, as well as Iranian oil exports reaching pre-JCPOA levels, have refuted the claim that Iran is isolated.” In this situation, the Western media, including Persian-language media, did not hide their anger at these successes. The mission of these media is to show an unrealistic picture of what is happening in the world, possibly in a war of perceptions to make the addressees indifferent to the achievements and even to humiliate them, to prevent the Iranians from playing a bigger role in the new one world order. This behavior shows that the West fears Iran’s status in the world and the role it plays on the world stage. Iran’s membership in the BRICS countries is a clear indication of this status. The follow-up is to give in to Iran’s demands, evidenced by the exchange of prisoners and the release of Iran’s blocked money.
Sobh-e-No: The Tehran-Riyadh railway line
The first container train from Russia to Iran departed from the Incheh Borun railway border to Bandar Abbas and headed for Saudi Arabia to mark the first effective step in normalizing relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia following the March 10 Beijing deal. The new route cuts the delivery time by several days and increases the number of container trains from the South Ural railway stations to Bandar Abbas. The reduction in tariffs cut the cost of shipping goods across the north-south corridor by almost half. These economic and commercial events are taking place while the countries of Iran and Saudi Arabia have resumed relations and have also been officially invited to join the international BRICS economic bloc. They will start their activities in accordance with this economic pact from the beginning of the new year.
Kayhan: Nonsensical talks after surge in Iranian oil sales
In a comment, Kayhan discussed the surge in Iran’s oil sales. The newspaper wrote, “The rise in Iran’s oil sales is due to the failure of sanctions policies, not an unwritten agreement as some circles in America claim.” In response, American circles want to give the impression by publishing reports without evidence that this increase was the result of the will of the United States and that the American government, in an unwritten agreement with Iran, turned a blind eye to enforcing the oil sanctions against Iran! But these news articles are nothing more than lies and there are clear and undeniable reasons why the US has not deviated from the strategy of pressure and economic warfare against Iran, and the fabrication of such stories only serves to explain the “oil embargo failure”. to cover up to Iran”. The fact is that the “maximum pressure” policy against Iran has not worked for the United States. The claim of ignoring Iran’s oil sanctions is likely being leaked to the American media by government circles to find an excuse against many undeniable facts that Iran’s oil exports this month (August 2023) hit more than 2 million barrels; And while they cover up the failure of oil sanctions, they downplay Iran’s performance in neutralizing oil sanctions.
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