Iran’s Parliament Speaker: Peace Preferred, But Ready for War
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- Iran's Parliament Speaker emphasizes peace but readiness for defense.
- Iran maintains military preparedness and values diplomacy.
- No immediate plans for negotiation, focus on defensive capabilities.
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The Iranian President has previously vowed to defend every inch of the country, a declaration made amidst geopolitical tensions and following a strong reaction to a statement by Donald Trump. This stance highlights ongoing concerns regarding Iran's sovereignty and its relations in the Middle East. Adding to this, Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf recently stated that while the country has never sought conflict and continues to prefer peace, it must remain fully prepared to defend its sovereignty and national interests.
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Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has affirmed the country's commitment to peace while stressing the necessity of full preparedness to defend its sovereignty. A Foreign Ministry spokesperson also stated that Tehran has no immediate plans to resume negotiations, prioritizing the strengthening of defensive capabilities.
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Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that the country prioritizes peace but must remain fully prepared to defend its sovereignty and national interests. He emphasized the need for military readiness alongside diplomacy and negotiations, asserting that engaging in talks is not a concession. Ghalibaf highlighted the importance of preserving control over the Strait of Hormuz for national security and affirmed the armed forces' authority to respond to hostile actions. Separately, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson indicated that Tehran currently has no plans to resume negotiations, with strengthening defensive capabilities remaining the immediate priority.
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