'Sought to Turn Iran Into Another Venezuela...': Pezeshkian Lauds Iranian Resistance Against US Attacks
- Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian praised the Iranian people's resilience against the United States and their unity and solidarity in resisting becoming like Venezuela.
- Pezeshkian urged the Iranian people to maintain solidarity and follow their leadership to withstand the United States' comprehensive economic war.
- Tensions rose after US President Donald Trump shared images claiming the Strait of Hormuz as 'NEW US Territory,' which Iran rejected, insisting the waterway will remain closed unless US policies change.
- Iran condemned new US economic sanctions, warning they could harm its economy and affect key trade partners, especially China, a principal importer of Iranian oil.
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Sought to turn Iran into another Venezuela...: Pezeshkian lauds Iranian resistance against US attacks - The Tribune
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian lauded the resilience and power of Iranian people in wake of continued conflict with the United States, highlighting that while an outcome like Venezuela was expected, Iran stood brave in the face of aggression.
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'Sought to turn Iran into another Venezuela...': Pezeshkian lauds Iranian resistance against US attacks
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian lauded the resilience and power of Iranian people in wake of continued conflict with the United States, highlighting that while an outcome like Venezuela was expected, Iran stood brave in the face of aggression.
"The enemy's goal was Iran's collapse, but this did not happen. They close the streets, negotiate with Muslim governments so that they do not make any agreement with Iran to make it surrender, but we will never give up" (ANSA)
Iranian President Pezeshkian said his country was facing an all-out war following the US announcement that it would impose "the most severe sanctions" on Iran. Pezeshkian stated, "The enemy believed that Iran would collapse and turn into Venezuela. But Iran did not collapse; on the contrary, it became stronger."
Iranian President Pezeshkian, referring to the US attack on Venezuela, said, "The enemy thought that Iran would collapse and turn into Venezuela. But Iran did not collapse, on the contrary, it became stronger."
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