Iran’s president vows to resist military pressure, prioritising dialogue and economic support for disadvantaged provinces
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian warns military pressure will not force Iran to surrender, vowing to resist foreign threats and excessive demands.
Pezeshkian reiterated Iran’s commitment to resolving disputes through dialogue, with the Supreme Leader granting additional authority to pursue solutions.
He promised targeted subsidies and cheaper essential goods for disadvantaged and border regions.
Pezeshkian claimed the government will enhance public resilience and prioritize citizens’ concerns.
IRAN’S PRESIDENT SAYS WAR WILL NOT FORCE TEHRAN TO SURRENDER
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared that military pressure will not force Iran into submission, vowing to resist what he described as foreign threats and excessive demands.
Pezeshkian said Tehran remains committed to resolving disputes through dialogue, adding that Iran’s Supreme Leader has granted the government additional authority to pursue solutions.
He also pledged targeted subsidies and cheaper essential goods for disadvantaged and border regions.
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Economic measures
He outlined plans to focus on underprivileged areas, ensuring cheaper access to essential goods.
Domestic economic resilience was emphasized, highlighting subsidy allocations based on public satisfaction.
Pezeshkian affirmed support for those in need as a principle of social justice.
The president urged unity to withstand external pressures, emphasizing diplomacy and dialogue remain viable options.
