“Respected veteran news anchor in the political affairs department of IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting), and a highly active public relations manager at the National Petrochemical Company, and now…”

“Greetings,

It is unfortunate that I also saw you at this level, where you, like some others, have lowered yourself to the point of distorting reality and attacking Abdi Media with accusations. Nevertheless, thank you for still following me—although it is strange that out of fear of a response, you also mentioned blocking me.

Thank you!

Experts know that the position you once held in the political affairs deputy of IRIB and appearing on camera requires a certain level of security clearance and vetting.

I am glad that the trust of all my dear supporters inside and outside Iran is such that they consider Abdi Media their own, a media outlet that respects ethics and professional principles and honors boundaries, and even in the midst of crises and events, does not engage in fantasy-making through its one-person media platform. This professional behavior causes sensitivity among others who do not have such status or trust.

Now, with Mr. Rubio’s statements, is it clear to you? Yes—journalism is different from mere news reading and various forms of privilege-based reporting.

I wish you had judged each of my posts and notes more fairly, and not diminished your respected reputation…”