Iranian President: Failure of War Objectives Compelled Adversaries to Dialogue

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian affirmed that the failure of hostile parties to achieve their strategic goals during recent confrontations has forced them to resort to diplomatic options. In press statements, he explained that comprehensive pressures and attempts to target infrastructure were aimed at causing internal collapse, but the cohesion of the domestic front and the unity of the people thwarted those efforts. He pointed to supreme directives emphasizing the need to end the state of "no war, no peace," asserting that Tehran's gains in the negotiation process have exceeded expectations, while criticizing the American side for failing to honor its commitments.