Iran denies 60-day grace period in Islamabad agreement
The article covered statements by Iranian officials regarding Iran's stance on international pressures. The spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry confirmed that there is no "60-day deadline" in the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, emphasizing that Iran makes its decisions based on its interests and national security, not external pressure or threats. Additionally, Major General Mustafa Izzeddin, deputy commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, pointed out that Iran has succeeded in thwarting enemy aims aimed at destroying its nuclear defense and industrial capabilities, gaining control over the Strait of Hormuz, as well as strengthening its missile and defensive capabilities. He also highlighted Iran’s success in intercepting 200 drones and enemy aircraft. He affirmed that the Iranian people draw strength from national unity and the regime’s resilience in facing challenges. Continuous military development and deterrence confirm that the path of growth continues despite obstacles.
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