Iranian President: No Surrender, Dialogue Open
Iranian President Masoud Beshzkian affirmed that his country will not succumb to external pressures and remains committed to a policy of dialogue and resolving disagreements through strength and reason. He emphasized that Iran's opponents believed that an attack on the country and the assassination of its top leaders would lead to its disintegration, but those expectations have not materialized. He mentioned that former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had stressed the need to move beyond a state of "no war, no peace," and pointed out the government's adherence to the Supreme Leader's policies. He also emphasized that Iran avoids yielding to the enemy and works to resolve its issues with strength and logic. Additionally, he stated that the memorandum of understanding is a good option and has been approved by all officials in the Supreme National Security Council.
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