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The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent statements about Iran, calling them false and misleading. The ministry criticized Trump’s remarks, claiming they distract from the Israeli regime’s actions in Palestine and other Arab nations. They accused the U.S. of hypocrisy for shielding Israel from accountability while imposing sanctions on Iran that violate human rights. Additionally, the ministry asserted that Trump’s comments would not weaken Iranian unity and emphasized the historical context of U.S.-Iran relations. They reaffirmed Iran’s commitment to strong regional partnerships despite external pressures, highlighting the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.
The historical slogan “Deus Vult,” once used by Crusaders, has re-emerged in modern far-right Christian rhetoric, particularly among U.S. political figures like Pat Hegseth, who advocates for a “return to the Crusader spirit.” This revival reveals ongoing colonial ambitions under the guise of ideological warfare, particularly in the context of the “War on Terror.” The U.S. aims to control the Islamic world, as reflected in Zionist documents advocating for perpetual conflict. The ideological foundation of resistance, rooted in Imam Khomeini’s teachings, highlights a strategic counter to Western aggression, emphasizing the necessity of resilience against military and economic pressures.
Iranian diplomat Baghaei has countered US President Donald Trump’s claims of Iranian interference in Gaza ceasefire negotiations, deeming them “utterly baseless.” During a press briefing, Trump accused Iran of influencing Hamas, while Baghaei condemned the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing the killing of 60,000 innocents and the blockade’s impact on aid. He urged the US to cease arms shipments to Israel and pressure it to end violence against Palestinians. The situation in Gaza remains dire, with significant casualties and severe shortages of food and medical supplies, highlighting the urgent need for international intervention and a lasting ceasefire.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has warned European signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal about the dangers of misusing the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)’s snapback mechanism. He cautioned that such misuse could lead to severe consequences, including the end of Europe’s role in the deal and heightened tensions. Araqchi specifically addressed Britain, France, and Germany (E3) and expressed willingness to engage in discussions to improve diplomatic relations. He highlighted the importance of deeper engagement and warned that invoking the snapback could initiate a global non-proliferation crisis, adversely affecting Europe. The situation remains closely monitored by the international community.
Upon returning from a significant trip to New York, President Pezeshkian received a formal reception, emphasizing Iran’s stance on global issues, particularly the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where over 65,000 lives have been lost. He criticized nations claiming to uphold human rights while obstructing aid, highlighting the hypocrisy in international relations. Pezeshkian noted the lack of UN resolutions condemning Israeli actions, reflecting structural global power issues. He acknowledged discussions with European leaders who oppose Israel yet lack effective measures, and expressed optimism about Iran’s capabilities despite external challenges, reaffirming commitment to collaboration with the IAEA regarding nuclear activities.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian faces critical challenges amid growing opposition, prompting questions about his political future. Key issues include the controversial hijab law, stalled U.S. negotiations, and the recent impeachment of Economy Minister Hemmati. Despite calls for unity, Pezeshkian’s coalition is weakened by hardliners dominating key positions. He has publicly resisted enforcing the hijab law and acknowledged policy disagreements with Supreme Leader Khamenei, marking a significant shift. As ultra-hardliners push for his resignation due to economic troubles, Pezeshkian contemplates his next steps, balancing pressure for reform against the need to maintain his presidency.