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🇮🇷 Iran President Pezeshkian: Traitorous Iranian diaspora inflated the riot death toll to "thirty or forty thousand" to incite the public -- "dishonorable traitors who sold out their country."

[Middle East Report @ME_Report_Info]

JUST IN:

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:

“They want to cripple us, but when we are with the people, no power can stop us.

The sanctions have become more severe; they have also sanctioned our banks, started a war, and put us under siege.

We promise the people that as long as we are alive and breathing, we will serve with all our might.”

The president’s remarks reflect the defiant tone coming from Tehran amid mounting external pressure.

[Clash Report @clashreport]

Q: You know that some divide people into "insiders" and 'outsiders.' From your perspective, who are 'the people'?

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:

"The people" are all those who live in this country, regardless of their ideology, belief, perspective, gender, or ethnicity.

The government has a duty to treat them with justice and truth. Unfortunately, we have many problems in this regard, and reforming this process requires time.

We have survived until now, it is because of the noble people of Iran who held us up.

It wasn't just those in the streets who saved our Iran. It was all these people who see our hardships and endure them for the sake of the country.

[خبرگزاری فارس @FarsNews_Agency]

پزشکیان: شخصیت آیت‌الله سیدمجتبی خامنه‌ای استثنائی است

این حرف‌هایی که برخی افراد درباره برخورد رهبر انقلاب با ما می‌گویند، هیچ نسبتی با شخصیت ایشان ندارد.

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🚨 BREAKING:

Cebari, an adviser to the commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps:

“Trump should know that today we fired the oldest missiles in our arsenal.

Soon, you will encounter weapons you have never seen before.”

[Iran's Today @Iran]

Iran President Pezeshkian:

Nobody can get it out of their mind that a large number of our young people died, were martyred, some were injured, and some lost some of their limbs.

Well, this was very bad... I still can't forget that incident. Our work shouldn't have reached this point.

Of course, that cowardly Trump himself said that we had armed these people and that we were supporting them. And well, it was clear that they were doing this.

But some innocent people were mixed with these. In fact, we had problems and we still do. Some are rightly raising their problems and some in the middle want to implement their own sinister and dirty intentions.

And this causes the process to be a bit mixed. It is said that truth is a decorated house, and passion and desire are the dust that has risen; you won't see it because of the dust, and the eye will not see, even though the man is clear-sighted.

When the issue turns into this process of rebellion, man can no longer distinguish well between friend and foe, and the process reaches a point where difficult events occur.

You look at these people sitting abroad, they present themselves as compassionate and knowledgeable, and sometimes they adopt such intellectual and scholarly personas that one might think it's truly so.

Exaggerating a three-digit number to thirty or forty thousand and then inciting people, this shows how cowardly and treacherous they are.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇮🇷 Iran's President Pezeshkian frames the war's outcome as vindication:

"They had planned to take Iran in 48 hours, like Syria. The martyrdom of our great figures during the Ramadan war was painful.

Despite all the hardships and challenges, Iran is now referred to as a powerful and highly respected country."

Survival as victory is the entire Iranian argument, and after 6 months it's a hard one to legitimately dismiss.

Writer: Daniel

[World Source News @Worldsource24]

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:

Nobody can get it out of their mind that a large number of our young people died, were martyred, some were injured, and some lost some of their limbs.

Well, this was very bad... I still can't forget that incident. Our work shouldn't have reached this point.

Of course, that cowardly Trump himself said that we had armed these people and that we were supporting them. And well, it was clear that they were doing this.

But some innocent people were mixed with these. In fact, we had problems and we still do. Some are rightly raising their problems and some in the middle want to implement their own sinister and dirty intentions.

And this causes the process to be a bit mixed. It is said that truth is a decorated house, and passion and desire are the dust that has risen; you won't see it because of the dust, and the eye will not see, even though the man is clear-sighted.

When the issue turns into this process of rebellion, man can no longer distinguish well between friend and foe, and the process reaches a point where difficult events occur.

You look at these people sitting abroad, they present themselves as compassionate and knowledgeable, and sometimes they adopt such intellectual and scholarly personas that one might think it's truly so.

Exaggerating a three-digit number to thirty or forty thousand and then inciting people, this shows how cowardly and treacherous they are.

[Open Source Intel @Osint613]

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:

No matter how much I think about it, I cannot find any logical reason why they killed our Leader, our commanders, and our scientists.

Many of our commanders and scientists who were killed did not even own a home.

[War Intel @warintel4u]

⚡️Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:

The martyred Leader had agreed that Iranians living abroad should not face any problems if they returned.

Even if someone had an issue, we should tell them to come back—not arrest them when they arrive here.

Iran is considered home for every Iranian, and the plan was to establish a mechanism so that every Iranian could travel to and from the country freely.

[ᴛʀᴀᴄᴇʀ @DeFiTracer]

JUST IN:

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran's Foreign Ministry just said an agreement with Oman has been reached

The geographic features of the new route have been agreed by Iran and Oman

A joint statement from Iran and Oman is in the final stage right now

Praying for the agreement!!

[Iran Defence Force @FenrirWulf_x]

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says every Iranian should be free to return home, adding that those living abroad should not face arrest upon their return. 🇮🇷

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🚨BREAKING

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian:

They had planned to take control of Iran within 48 hours, just as they did in Syria.

Despite all the difficulties and hardships, Iran is now recognized as a strong country with great honor and prestige.

[𝕊𝕡𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕻𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕤 @SprinterPress]

The President of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian, arguably the most liberal of all current leaders in the country, has publicly expressed his thoughts on what is happening in Iran and with its citizens:

No matter how long I reflect on this, I cannot find a single logical reason why they killed our leaders, our commanders, and our scientists.

Many of our commanders and scientists who were killed didn't even own their own homes...

No one can forget that a large number of our young people died, became martyrs, some were injured, and some lost limbs.
It was very bad...

I still cannot forget that incident [referring to the winter protests in the country]. Our work should not have come to this.

Of course, the cowardly Trump claimed that they were arming these people and supporting them. And, obviously, they were doing so.

But among them were also innocent people. In fact, we have and continue to have problems. Some are expressing their grievances fairly, while others, being at the center of events, are trying to achieve their own vile and despicable goals.

And this leads to the process becoming somewhat convoluted. They say that truth is a beautiful house, and passion and desire are the dust that rises; you cannot see it because of the dust, and the eye cannot see, even if a person has a clear mind.

When the issue escalates into this process of rebellion, a person can no longer clearly distinguish between friends and enemies, and the process reaches a point where complex events occur.

You look at these people sitting abroad, they present themselves as compassionate and knowledgeable, and sometimes they adopt such intellectual and scholarly personas that you might think it's actually the case.

Exaggerating a three-digit number to thirty or forty thousand and then inciting people shows just how cowardly and treacherous they are.

[Iran's Today @Iran]

Iran’s President Pezeshkian:

No matter how much I think about it, I cannot find any logical reason why they killed our Leader, our commanders, and our scientists.

Many of our commanders and scientists who were killed did not even own a home.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇮🇷 Pezeshkian reveals the late Supreme Leader had approved letting exiled Iranians return without arrest:

"The martyred Leader had agreed that Iranians living abroad should not face any problems if they returned.

Even if someone had an issue, we should tell them to come back, not arrest them when they arrive here.

Iran is considered home for every Iranian, and the plan was to establish a mechanism so that every Iranian could travel freely."

Pezeshkian needs the dead leader's authority to sell a reform the security apparatus will fight, and invoking a martyr is the one argument the hardliners can't easily answer or rebuke.

Writer: Daniel