Unrest in Iran Part of Failed US-Israeli Scheme: Pezeshkian

In a telephone conversation with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Monday, Pezeshkian addressed the latest domestic disturbances, describing them as an extension of coordinated foreign-backed attempts to destabilize the Islamic Republic. He said these schemes have failed to achieve their objectives due to public vigilance and national unity.

The president noted that the massive and historic presence of the Iranian people in condemning the trained rioters clearly demonstrated the nation’s resolve and awareness, dealing a fresh blow to the enemies’ agenda. He added that this public stance has paved the way for the Islamic Republic to move forward with greater confidence and strength in pursuit of its national goals.

Pezeshkian reiterated his administration’s firm commitment to reinforcing internal cohesion and expanding relations with neighboring and Islamic countries, emphasizing that hostile powers are intensifying pressure in an attempt to hinder Iran’s progress and development.

Highlighting the importance of regional stability, the Iranian president commended Pakistan’s constructive role in supporting de-escalation efforts. He also expressed optimism that the unified positions of regional countries, including Iraq, Qatar, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, would effectively counter attempts to undermine peace and security in the region.

For his part, Prime Minister Sharif reaffirmed Pakistan’s solidarity with Iran, describing the Islamic Republic as a key and influential actor in the region. He voiced confidence that the Iranian nation, under wise leadership, will overcome current challenges with dignity and success, and reiterated Islamabad’s readiness to contribute to initiatives aimed at promoting regional calm and stability.

Tasnim News Agency