Srilanka, Feb. 10 -- Forty-six years ago, in the winter of 1979, the people of Iran, through a fundamental overhaul of their political system, replaced the monarchy with the Islamic Republic. In the Islamic Republic, the people have sovereignty over their political destiny, whereas in the monarchical regime, a single individual and one family ruled over the fate of millions. In the Islamic Republic of Iran, the people's vote holds the ultimate authority, and the rejection of domination and submission is the red line of its foreign policy.

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