Hearings on “Iran's hostile activities” were held in the United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Iran International said, Report informs.
The meeting discussed the military activities of the Iranian regime, as well as the nuclear program and repression against citizens.
According to the information, the meeting was attended by social and political activists in Iran, including Masih Alinijat, Behnam Ben Taleblu, senior researcher of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy, Norman Rolle, former head of the US Central Intelligence Agency's Iran Department, and Susan Meloni, senior analyst of the US Brookings Institution on Iran issues.
According to Meloni, although the authorities of various countries tried to negotiate with Iran, they stopped it halfway.
Taleblu said that according to the opinion of the allies of the United States and the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council, the United States has turned away from them, and that is why those countries have approached Tehran.
According to Alinijet, the White House is pursuing a cautious policy towards Iran in order not to provoke the Tehran regime.