On the eve of the first anniversary of the deadly attack that killed Qasim Suleimani, the Union’s director of political affairs for nuclear-armed Iran, Jason Brodsky, gave an interview to VOA.
He said that Suleimani’s death prevented the implementation of Iran’s regional rule project. The interviewee said that Ismail Qaani could not control his forces in the region due to Iran. Jason Brodsky also clarified the journalist’s question about the reasons for the decision to order the attack on Suleiman. According to the union official, there are several reasons for this decision.
One is to strengthen America’s deterrent power in the region after several provocative steps by Iran.
“This attack sent a message to the Iranian regime that the United States is ready to use force to protect its forces in the region, as well as its profits,” he said. This attack was successful in reaching the goal. “This incident has caused serious concern to the Iranian regime,” Brodsky said.
