Saman Rasoolpour wrote on his Twitter: Joining and leaving any media and work environment is a professional thing. Dismissal of people due to intentional or unintentional violation of administrative principles, although bitter from a humane point of view, is conventional. For example, if I am a presenter and at a moment when I should be on air, outside the studio, having a friendly conversation with a colleague, I have committed an individual error. It doesn’t matter if I am on BBC or Iran International or CNN and Fox; If my employer terminates his cooperation with me due to such a mistake and failure to observe the start and end hours of the shift, I will not be able to follow the virtual wave of a political current a few months later and say: I resign because I don’t like the politics of that media. I gave. Because my colleagues know: First, I have not resigned.