Iran's President Says the Islamic Regime Faces Its Most Critical Scenario Since the 1979 Revolution
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Iranian President Masud Pezeshkian said on Thursday that the Islamic Republic did not face "a pressure and difficulties as intense as today – because of the war with the United States – since its establishment in 1979, but, despite all, remains standing, informs EFE, taken over by Agerpres. "In the 48...
The Iranian President acknowledged that the Islamic Republic faces the greatest pressure in its history due to the war with the United States.
Pezeshkian accuses the United States of blocking the country through a sea and air siege. "In the 48 years since the Revolution, the country has never faced such intense pressure and difficulties," says the Iranian Head of State.
Iranian President Masoud Pazashkian said that since the 1979 revolution, the country has never faced so much pressure and hardship.
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