Ebrahim Raeisi, the President of Iran, stated in controversial remarks in New Delhi that the pressure from the United States on Iran has reached a critical and dangerous level. These statements were made ahead of the BRICS summit and reflect Iran's growing concerns about the current state of international relations.
Multilateral Pressures and Their Consequences
Raeisi emphasized that Iran is under multilateral pressures from the U.S. and its allies, particularly Israel. He believes that these pressures not only threaten Iran's national security but also undermine regional stability. He further added that such a situation requires a strong and unifying response from independent countries.
Raeisi's remarks come as the BRICS summit, an important platform for developing countries, is set to take place soon. This summit provides an opportunity for Iran to discuss and exchange views with other member countries regarding the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Iran's Approach to Diplomacy
The President of Iran also referred to diplomacy and dialogue as a solution to reduce tensions. He emphasized that Iran is always ready to engage with other countries within the framework of diplomacy, but will not compromise on its principles under any circumstances.
While Iran seeks to strengthen its relations with neighboring countries and other global powers, Raeisi warned that external pressures will only lead to the unity of the Iranian nation. He urged the international community to turn to dialogue and cooperation instead of exerting pressure.
Given the current situation and the upcoming BRICS summit, it seems that Iran is striving to provide an appropriate response to international challenges by fostering convergence with other independent countries while advancing based on its principles.
