The President of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian, in an exclusive interview, examined his country's position regarding the recent developments in West Asia and the increasing tensions with the U.S. He emphasized the necessity of preserving national interests and countering any threats in light of the existing challenges in the region.
Relations with the U.S.: Challenges and Opportunities
Pezeshkian referred to the recent developments in Iran-U.S. relations and stated: "Iran has always emphasized the principle of diplomacy, but this does not mean accepting any form of external pressure. We seek to establish balanced relations based on mutual respect." He stressed that Iran will respond seriously to any provocative actions to maintain the security and stability of the region.
Regional Tensions and Iran's Role
The President of Iran, referring to the recent crises in West Asia, including the war in Israel and Palestine, said: "Iran has always stood by the oppressed nations and emphasizes support for their rights. We desire peace and stability in the region, but this peace must be based on justice and respect for human rights." He added that Iran will not allow its interests to be affected by external developments in any way.
Pezeshkian also pointed to the importance of regional cooperation and stated: "We seek to strengthen relations with neighbors and regional countries to confront common challenges. Only in this way can we achieve stability and security." These statements reflect Iran's new approach to foreign policy and regional diplomacy.
