Pezeshkian: Iran will "never bow" to enemies

• Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized that any potential negotiation is aimed at securing national rights, not a sign of retreat or surrender.
• The Iranian government has prioritized the psychological security and recovery of families affected by "Third Imposed War."

Speaking during a meeting of the working group dedicated to repairing damages from the recent conflict, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sent a firm message to international adversaries.

He asserted that the Iranian nation will "never bow down" to external pressure.

Addressing the possibility of diplomatic engagement, Pezeshkian clarified that "if there is talk of dialogue or negotiation, its meaning is not surrender or retreat; rather, the goal is to fulfill the rights of the Iranian people and provide a powerful defense of national interests."

Humanitarian recovery

As the country enters a recovery phase following months of high-intensity conflict, Pezeshkian identified the "psychological security and peace of mind" of affected families as the government’s top priority.

The administration is focused on compensating those who suffered losses during the recent escalations, which the government has termed the "Third Imposed War."

Manufacturers and victims

To accelerate the reconstruction process, Pezeshkian announced a collaborative initiative between the state and the private sector:

Government support: The state is prepared to assist in providing raw materials and necessary logistical support to domestic industries.

Economic relief: In exchange, producers are encouraged to provide active participation by offering discounts and supportive conditions for households in need of essential supplies.

National participation: Pezeshkian called on producers to view the provision of necessary household items as a national duty to help those displaced or impacted by the fighting.

Strengthening the internal front

The President's remarks highlight a dual strategy of maintaining a defiant stance on the world stage while focusing heavily on domestic stability.

By framing negotiations as a tool of "powerful defense" rather than a concession, Pezeshkian aims to unify the internal front as the nation begins the costly process of rebuilding infrastructure and restoring public confidence amid the ongoing regional crisis.