Iran's president called a memorandum with the United States the best way out of the conflict
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Masoud Pezeshkian believes that a memorandum with the United States is the best solution for Iran after the conflict. He denied that the agreement means capitulation.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said that the memorandum of understanding signed with the United States is the best option for the country to emerge from the current situation following the conflict. Iranian media reported this, UNN writes.
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Pezeshkian described the situation between Iran and the United States as a state of "neither war nor peace." According to him, members of Iran's Supreme National Security Council consider the agreement the best possible solution, one that corresponds to the country's dignity, wisdom, and national interests.
The Iranian president emphasized that the memorandum does not entail Tehran's capitulation.
There is no provision in this agreement that would mean capitulation
He also noted that Iran's political course is determined by the country's supreme leader, and that the authorities intend to adhere to this course.
According to Pezeshkian, the current agreement gives Iran an opportunity to resolve the situation while taking national interests into account and avoid further escalation of relations with the United States.
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