Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian affirmed that he would not accept a fragmented and weakened Iran. While acknowledging that the country faces numerous challenges, he emphasized that the solution lies in “unity and solidarity.”

During a meeting with political and social activists in South Khorasan Province, Pezeshkian stated, “We must rely on experts and scholars. Our problems are not few, but if we unite and join hands, we can solve them.”

He added, “We should not think that our problems will be resolved merely by reconciling with Europe. In America, we negotiated with Macron and the Europeans on the nuclear and enrichment file and reached an agreement, which they approved. But afterward, they spoke with the United States, and the U.S. did not accept it.”

Pezeshkian pointed out that the West “wants us not to enrich uranium, not to possess missiles, and to accept everything imposed on us in the region,” adding, “They want a weak and divided Iran, but as an Iranian, I do not accept a weak and fragmented Iran.”

He concluded by saying, “I want Iran to possess strength and dignity, and we must strive and work to achieve a strong Iran.”