Iranian President Hassan Rohani has called for "national unity" and a radical change in the country's government after the Ukrainian plane crash in Tehran, which sparked protests in Iran. "People want to make sure the authorities treat them with sincerity, integrity and trust," said the head of state, asking "the armed forces" to "apologize" and "explain to the people what is going on." 'happened' so that people would understand 'that they didn't want to hide anything'.
"The people want diversity," also said Hassan Rohani in connection with the February legislative elections, calling on the authorities responsible for validating candidates not to disqualify all the time. “The people are our master […] and we are their servants. The servant must address the master with modesty, precision and honesty, ”also said the Iranian president.
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