Bezhkian: Directives from the Leader to End the State of No War, No Peace

SadaNews - President of Iran, Masoud Bezhkian, stated that his country continues to work under the directives of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, while emphasizing Tehran's commitment to its rights in any negotiations with Washington.

Bezhkian explained that communication between him and the Supreme Leader is increasing day by day, in the framework of joint efforts to address the challenges facing the country.

He stated that the Supreme Leader emphasized during their meetings the necessity to end the "state of no war and no peace" that Iran is experiencing, confirming that coordination between them continues to achieve this goal.

The Iranian president added that his country has made progress that exceeds expectations in implementing the memorandum of understanding, focusing on opening the Strait of Hormuz to oil exports; however, the United States has violated its commitments, which he considers has hindered the implementation of agreements.

Bezhkian affirmed that the Iranian diplomatic apparatus "will never back down from national rights" in any negotiations with Washington.

On the internal front, Bezhkian noted that the "enemy" has sought to target Iran's infrastructure and impose a comprehensive war, aiming to cause the country's collapse and create internal pressures and social disintegration; however, the state of internal harmony has thwarted those plans, according to him.

The Iranian president criticized some statements made within the country, considering that they belittle the achievements that have been made in the negotiation process, urging that the efforts of the negotiating team should not be undermined by "unconsidered comments."

He added that Iran's victory in this confrontation is contingent upon the unity of the people and the cohesion of the internal front, considering that the enemy's failure to achieve its military goals has driven it towards dialogue.