Every political movement wants to appropriate what happened in the 12-day war in its favor.

The newspaper Etemad wrote:The term factory settings refers to getting accustomed to the previous habits and neglecting the necessity of attention to currency reforms. If this is forgotten, and we try to delay them as in the past or do not think about them at all, we will have contributed to deepening the crises and certainly jeopardized the cohesion achieved.From a political and social standpoint, if parties, factions, and political groups wish to exploit the events of the 12-day war in their favor and strengthen their hold on power without understanding the realities on the ground, they are committing the same mistake and even betrayal as the marked enemies of the revolution, the country, and the system. There is no distinction between right or left, principlists or reformists. The appropriation of this national pride for personal gain is the greatest threat to preserving this fundamental element of soft power.