Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated on Wednesday that the policy of the country's supreme leadership is aimed at distancing regional states from the United States and Israel.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports that Pezeshkian made these remarks during a recent address.
According to the President, while Iran's adversaries have attempted to mobilize Arab and Muslim nations against Tehran, these efforts have ultimately failed. "The policy currently being implemented, which follows the path set by our supreme leader, is dismantling this plan. Consequently, regional countries are distancing themselves from the US and Israel, and this process is progressing," he stated.
Pezeshkian noted that over the past eighteen months, he has held regular weekly meetings with the Supreme Leader to ensure ongoing political coordination. The President further asserted that while enemies of Iran seek to sow division within the country, these attempts are being successfully countered. He emphasized that no nation can be forced to submit through threats or military coercion.
Furthermore, Pezeshkian condemned operations by hostile forces targeting Iranian military leaders and officials, describing them as unacceptable actions that exacerbate regional tensions. These statements come amidst a complex geopolitical landscape in the Middle East, where Iran continues to navigate sanctions and regional security challenges while attempting to strengthen diplomatic ties with neighboring countries.
