The president of Iran, Masoud Pezeskiyan, stated in a message for Nowruz that Iran does not want war with its neighbors and reiterated that the country does not seek to acquire nuclear weapons.
Masoud Pezeskiyan, the president of Iran, delivered a message on the occasion of Nowruz, declaring that Iran is not pursuing war with its neighbors. He emphasized the importance of peace and brotherhood with surrounding nations, asserting that the difficulties faced by Iran stem from foreign interventions. Pezeskiyan's message was aimed at alleviating regional tensions and fostering cooperation with neighboring countries.
In his address, Pezeskiyan reinforced Iran's position against the acquisition of nuclear weapons, citing the statement from the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, who has declared such weapons religiously prohibited. The president urged that no official should pursue plans for obtaining nuclear arms, thus reiterating Iran's commitment to peaceful resolution of conflicts in the region.
Furthermore, Pezeskiyan proposed the establishment of a regional security framework led by Islamic countries to ensure peace and stability, distancing the need for foreign presence in the area. This underscores Iran's push for a more autonomous regional security strategy, calling for solidarity among neighboring states while rejecting external influence.
