HIBAPRESS – Agencies
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reiterated that his country does not seek war and prefers the language of dialogue.
Pezeshkian said in statements today, Wednesday, "His country does not seek war and instability, but has always emphasized its adherence to the language of dialogue and constructive dealing with various countries of the world." He also stressed his country's rejection of surrender, saying that "any attempt to impose will or push towards surrender is doomed to fail," according to Iranian media. In addition, he criticized what he described as "double standards" in the international system. He said: "We condemn the double behavior in the international system, and we affirm that any military action against other countries contradicts international principles, but we ask: was the attack on our country carried out with a mandate… and what is the crime? What is the justification for targeting civilians, elites, children, and destroying vital centers, including schools and hospitals?"
