Pezeshkian: US Bullying Is Unacceptable

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has accused the United States of bullying Iran by attempting to deprive it of its rights, particularly with regard to nuclear rights. Pezeshkian made the statements in the context of persistent nuclear disputes between Tehran and Washington.

The Iranian president emphasized that his country has not started any war, has not launched attacks anywhere, and does not plan to attack anyone. He said Iran is simply seeking to secure its legitimate rights and entitlements in the face of what he described as US pressure.

Pezeshkian claimed that the United States wants to prevent Iran from benefiting from its rights through bullying tactics. He argued that no country has the right to make such decisions regarding another sovereign nation's entitlements.

Specifically addressing the issue with former President Donald Trump, Pezeshkian said Trump has no justification for depriving Iran of its nuclear rights. The current Iranian president questioned the US authority to impose such limitations.

Pezeshkian reiterated that Iran is pursuing its rights while the US is attempting to deprive the country of them. His comments come as the disagreements between the Iranian and US governments on the nuclear issue remain unresolved.