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The news article confirmed that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi focused on Tehran's stance regarding regional crises, including the war in Yemen, the Strait of Hormuz, and the nuclear program. He clarified that Iran does not seek war with Saudi Arabia and advocates for dialogue to resolve disagreements, while attributing the escalation in the region to the United States and Israel. He also denied any health issues with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, accused the United States of using bases in the region to attack Iran, and emphasized that Tehran is negotiating with Washington through Qatari and Pakistani mediation channels, preferring not to meet under unequal conditions. He reaffirmed Iran's readiness for nuclear cooperation within the framework of the Non-Proliferation Treaty and communication with inspection agencies, while rejecting the development of nuclear weapons. Raisi called for Muslim unity, expressing hope that the Mecca agreement would contribute to that goal. He noted that China and Russia have supported Iran politically, though he did not mention military support. Additionally, he alluded to tense relations with the Syrian government due to complex circumstances, hoping that Damascus would act based on religion and justice.
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