Who is Trump to stop us? Iranian President gave a big statement on the deadline to end the war

Tehran/International Desk: Amidst the increasing tension in the Middle East, a big statement from Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has come out. He has made it clear that Tehran wants to end this war, but not by bowing before anyone but with full dignity and respect. This statement given just 48 hours before the end of the ceasefire has created a stir in global politics. Pejeshkian also made it clear that no country has the right to deprive Iran of its nuclear rights.

In a recent interview, Pejeshkian said, “Tehran wants to end the ongoing conflict ‘with dignity’. No country can take away Iran’s legitimate nuclear rights.” His statement has come at a time when tensions are at its peak regarding nuclear talks with America and regional security. According to Al Jazeera report, Pezeshkian clarified that Iran does not want to expand the scope of war and its policies have always been focused on regional peace and stability.

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Giving a strong message to its enemies, the President of Iran said that from the negotiating table to the battlefield, Iran is fully capable of dealing with enemies everywhere. He demanded equality, saying, “No one has the right to stop us from our nuclear rights. Our demand is that all countries should be treated on an equal basis. Iran has never initiated any conflict nor do we intend to attack any other country.”

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Speaking on the end of the war, Pezeshkian said, “We will end this war with our dignity and respect, not at the mercy of anyone. The Iranian people are peace-loving and do not want to attack anyone, but we know how to exercise our legitimate right to self-defense.” He alleged that his enemies were blatantly violating international law and targeting civilian structures, schools and hospitals. He said that the enemy has miserably failed to achieve its nefarious goals.

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According to Reuters report, Pejeshkian strongly criticized the stance of US President Donald Trump. He raised the question that by what authority does Washington want to control Iran’s nuclear activities? Taking aim at Trump, he said, “Trump says Iran cannot use its nuclear rights, but he does not say for what crime? Who is he to deprive a nation of its rights? Iran has never bowed down before and will never bow down again.”