Masoud Pezeshkian: Peace, Not Surrender
Summary
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian spoke at the United Nations about the difficulties in peace talks between Iran and the United States. He described attacks on Iran by the US and Israel, the effect of US sanctions on Iran’s economy, and stressed that regional security should be handled by local countries, not foreign powers.Key Facts
- Peace negotiations between the US and Iran are not progressing well.
- Pezeshkian called attacks on Iranian officials and civilians by the US and Israel as acts of terrorism.
- US sanctions have seriously hurt Iran’s economy.
- Iran has launched retaliatory strikes on US military bases in the Gulf and nearby Arab countries.
- Pezeshkian believes local countries, not foreign powers, should manage security in the region.
- He discussed ongoing conflicts in Gaza, Yemen, and the new government in Syria.
- Iran is strengthening ties with Russia and China.
- He called for Muslim countries, led by Saudi Arabia, to unite against efforts to divide the region by the US and Israel.
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