Pezeshkian warns of full-scale war aimed at social collapse
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- Iranian President said Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has called for ending the state of "no war, no peace."
- Pezeshkian claimed negotiations produced better-than-expected results despite US violations.
- He criticized domestic remarks that, in his view, undermine Iran's diplomatic efforts.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared that foreign adversaries have imposed a "full-scale war" on Iran designed to generate severe domestic pressure, destroy infrastructure, and induce social collapse.
Speaking on national developments, Pezeshkian emphasized that the nation’s victory in the ongoing conflict remains entirely dependent on internal harmony and national cohesion, asserting that the enemy's failure to achieve its military objectives ultimately forced it toward dialogue.
Khamenei orders end to 'no war, no peace' state
Pezeshkian revealed that during recent meetings with Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, the head of state stressed the critical necessity of bringing an end to the lingering state of "no war, no peace" in the country.
The President noted that his communication with Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has intensified, reiterating that all top-level state decisions continue to be made under his direct guidance.
Pezeshkian slams domestic critics
Addressing diplomatic efforts, Pezeshkian defended his administration's track record, stating that achievements made at the negotiating table had exceeded initial expectations.
However, he blamed Washington for undermining progress by breaching its commitments.
Pezeshkian also turned his focus inward, criticizing domestic political commentary that dismisses the government's diplomatic work.
"Some statements at home diminish our achievements in negotiations. Our hard work should not be ignored with ill-considered comments," Pezeshkian stated.
