VOICED: West condemns Iran crackdown but Khamenei will not back down

The transcript discusses the strained diplomatic relations between Tehran and London, with both countries expelling diplomats. The US-Iran standoff is highlighted, with President Obama criticizing Iran's crackdown, leading to accusations against the CIA. The UN is accused of meddling but maintains a neutral stance, emphasizing protection from violence. The possibility of new UN sanctions is debated, but unlikely due to Iran's trade ties with Russia and China. Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, insists on upholding the law amidst internal dissent, sending a strong message to the people.

What was the main reason for the diplomatic tensions between Tehran and London?

• Trade disagreements

• Cultural differences

• Expulsion of diplomats

• Military conflicts

How did the United Nations respond to accusations of meddling in Iran's affairs?

• By imposing sanctions

• By sending peacekeepers

• By supporting the protests

• By issuing a carefully phrased reply

Why are new UN sanctions against Iran considered unlikely?

• Iran's strong military presence

• Close trade ties with Russia and China

• Support from the United States

• Iran's compliance with nuclear agreements

What was Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's message to dissenters?

• To seek international support

• To respect the law of the Islamic Republic

• To continue protests

• To negotiate with foreign powers

What is the main focus of the internal political climate in Iran as discussed in the video?

• Improving international relations

• Upholding the law and silencing dissent

• Military expansion

• Economic reforms