Tehran's interim Friday prayers leader Hojjatoleslam Kazim Sadighi said on Friday that US power is declining in the world at a time when anti-US sentiments are on the rise.

Iran news: According to an Iran Press report, Tehran's Friday prayers leader, Hojjatoleslam Kazim Sadighi while referring to 4 of November rallies held in Iran last Sunday which marked the 39th anniversary of seizure of US embassy or den of espionage, stressed the fact that for the first time in the world, Iran's Islamic revolution brought into question US so-called grandeur and prestige, and resulted in the humiliation of the United States, shattering its image as a superpower.

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Referring to the US sanctions and threats against Iran over the past 40 years, Tehran interim Friday prayers leader went on to stress the fact that such cruel and unfair sanctions had actually led to Iranian nation's independence and self-sufficiency, for example economic and political independence, and  self-sufficiency in defence and military matters. Tehran interim Friday prayers leader added: "It also led to increasing influence and clout of the Islamic Republic within the region."

Emphasizing the fact that over the past four decades, US has always been defeated when confronting the Iranian nation, Hojjatoleslam Sadighi said US propaganda against Iran does not work anymore, it has lost its impact, and anti-US sentiment is growing in the world.

While condemning Bahrain's Al-Khalifa court decree against a senior Bahraini Shi'a cleric, Hojjatoleslam Sadighi went on to describe the episode as a black page in Bahrain's history. He also condemned the silence of the international community against suppression and murder of innocent Yemeni people by Saudi Arabia and its allies. 203/103

 

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