Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced that the country's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, has issued directives to end the state of neither war nor peace. This comes as negotiations between Iran and the United States continue to face a stalemate. Pezeshkian emphasized the country's pursuit of dialogue and negotiation, stating that it is logical not to engage in war if rights can be secured through talks.
Pezeshkian highlighted the country's abundant resources and capabilities, expressing his disapproval of the current difficulties faced by the Iranian people. He stressed that it is the government's responsibility to address these issues and improve the lives of citizens. The President emphasized his commitment to finding solutions to the country's problems through public service.
The Iranian President also underscored his determination to address the basic needs of the population, including access to food and medicine. He expressed his conviction that Iran is not inferior to other nations and lacks nothing that others possess. Pezeshkian called for a change in perspective to enable the country to become better.
Earlier in the day, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi urged the US administration to make a decision on Tehran's proposal, which includes ending the war on all fronts. Araghchi emphasized that Iran's forces are prepared to continue fighting if the conflict persists. He noted that the proposal, which he described as a "two-day proposal," remains on the table.
Araghchi's comments came in a post on social media platform X, where he stated that the American voters have made their choice, and it is now the turn of the White House to decide. The Foreign Minister emphasized that Iran's proposal is still valid, and if the US meets its demands, including ending the war on all fronts, it will see the results.
The development comes as Iran and the US continue to engage in negotiations. US President Donald Trump has previously stated that resuming war with Iran is highly unlikely. The Iranian government's efforts to address the country's challenges and improve relations with the US are being closely watched by international observers.
The situation remains complex, with various factors at play. The Iranian government's commitment to dialogue and negotiation is clear, but the outcome of these efforts remains uncertain. The international community continues to monitor developments in Iran and the US, as well as their ongoing negotiations.
Key points
- Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian says the country's Supreme Leader has issued directives to end the state of neither war nor peace.
- The Iranian President emphasized the country's pursuit of dialogue and negotiation to secure its rights.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi urged the US administration to make a decision on Tehran's proposal to end the war on all fronts.
