Statement that no one can interfere in Iran's internal affairs

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Statement that no one can interfere in Iran's internal affairs
Abbas Araghchi firmly emphasized that no one can interfere in Iran's internal affairs. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to him, neither the United States nor any other country can influence Iran's internal political processes, including the selection of a new leader. The Iranian Foreign Minister made several important statements.

He stated that the country will continue to defend itself for as long as necessary to ensure its security. He also announced that Tehran completely rejects the Washington-proposed demand for "unconditional surrender."

According to Araghchi, Iran demands a complete end to the conflict with America. If this does not happen, Tehran is ready to continue the struggle.

The minister also said that official Tehran believes America was involved in the attack on the girls' school. Araghchi touched on another issue, emphasizing that Iran has no intention of attacking neighboring countries in the Middle East.

According to him, Tehran's potential retaliatory strikes will be directed against American military forces and bases located in those countries. Speaking about the country's military, the Iranian Foreign Minister emphasized: “We have brave soldiers ready to fight, destroy, and eliminate any enemy who invades our territory.

This will be the case in the coming days, years, and always. We are a brave nation.

We possess a great civilization. We have protected our region for thousands of years and will continue to do so if necessary.” Araghchi openly stated in one of his appearances on American television that Iran is not afraid of ground or air battles with American and Israeli forces.

Interestingly, many political analysts pay special attention to the personal charisma and oratory skills of the Iranian Foreign Minister. According to them, each of his appearances on American TV channels also somewhat affects Donald Trump's ratings.

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