Iran has decided not to attack neighboring countries

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Iran has decided not to attack neighboring countries
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkiyon announced that the country has decided not to attack neighboring states. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to him, this decision was made yesterday during a meeting of the temporary leadership council. Pezeshkiyon emphasized that no rockets will be launched at neighboring countries anymore, nor will strikes be carried out against them.

Only if an attack is launched from the territory of those countries against Iran will a response be taken. The Iranian leader also firmly stated that the country will not surrender under any conditions.

He apologized to neighboring countries and once again stressed that Tehran has no intention of aggression against other nations. According to Pezeshkiyon, in the current situation, Iran is compelled to defend its territory.

He expressed gratitude to the population and noted that international legal norms are not being observed, with even medical institutions and hospitals being targeted. This situation further strengthens Iran's necessity to defend itself.

Pezeshkiyon called on the international community to maintain peace and stability.

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