The mullahs' regime is engulfed in numerous economic, social and political crises, isolated both in Iran and on the international level. Therefore, the final stage of this regime has come and it is taking rapid strides towards collapse and overthrow. The regime invited two members of the European Parliament on a private three-day visit to Tehran so that upon return one of them would hastily describe the Mojahedin and the Iranian Resistance as lacking social base inside Iran. It was a futile attempt, however, and did not arouse but the Iranian people's contempt and political outrage of many members of the European Parliament. But its international actions are hostile to a more peaceful Middle East and international repression continues against religious and other minorities.
Viper never gives birth to a dove.
The regime survives solely on stepped up terror, repression, and export of terrorism. As in the past, one cannot expect anything from this regime in future other than more repression, terrorism, export of fundamentalism, opposition to peace, and meddling in the affairs of neighboring and Islamic countries. As in the past, appeasing policies such as the policy of critical dialogue will continue to render futile. The only way is to exercise decisiveness, and impose arms, economic and diplomatic embargo against this regime through binding decisions of the United Nations Security Council. Closure of the regime's embassies and representations which are essentially involved in terrorism and espionage in other countries, is an indispensable step in curbing the mullahs' unbridled terrorism on international level.