The Iranian government will "under no circumstances" retreat from the "legitimate rights of the people and the country." This was stated by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, reports UNN with reference to Sky News.
"Dialogue does not mean surrender," Masoud Pezeshkian stated on X.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran enters into dialogue with dignity, authority, and the protection of the nation's rights, and under no circumstances will it retreat from the legitimate rights of the people and the country. We will serve the people logically and with all our strength until the end, protecting the interests and honor of Iran," he emphasized.
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Pakistan has handed over a revised Iranian peace proposal to the US, according to a Pakistani source cited by Reuters.
Peace talks appear to have reached an impasse in recent weeks, and the source stated: "We have little time," when asked how long it would take to resolve any differences between the two countries.
They said that both sides are constantly changing the rules of the game.
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