Andrea Innocenti In an increasingly tense international context, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian firmly reiterated his country's position during a meeting on the sidelines of the BRICS Forum in New Delhi . His remarks, addressed to Indian religious and business leaders, are a clear signal of Iran's determination in the face of external pressure.
The challenge to Western hegemony
Late yesterday evening, Pezeshkian addressed sensitive issues such as relations between Iran and the United States , as well as the Zionist regime . His words, reported by the IRNA news agency, leave no room for compromise: "Today, Iran stands firm in the face of the United States and the Zionist regime and will not give in to their bullying."
The accusations against the 'champions of human rights'
The Iranian president harshly criticized those who accuse his country of terrorism, calling these actors "self-styled champions of human rights" who, in reality, act maliciously. "We are paying the price for this position," Pezeshkian said, emphasizing that Iran will never bow to oppression or tyranny.
The determination to pursue truth and justice
Pezeshkian reiterated that, despite the difficulties, Iran will continue to pursue truth and justice . "As long as we live," he declared, "we will not bow to oppression, tyranny, or bullying." These words reflect a firm and uncompromising position, which could have significant repercussions on the geopolitical landscape.
The meeting in New Delhi takes on symbolic significance, as it takes place within the BRICS Forum, an alliance that represents a challenge to Western hegemony. Pezeshkian's presence in India, a country with which Iran has historically had good relations, could indicate a strategy of strengthening alliances at a time of international tensions.