SAEDNEWS: Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has stated that Iran will not accept the ongoing situation of neither war nor peace in response to US government policies toward Tehran.
According to Saednews, Speaking at an open parliamentary session on Sunday, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stressed that Iran is indifferent to whether the United States chooses diplomacy or military confrontation.
“We do not care whether the US chooses negotiations or war. If it accepts our seven reasonable conditions, the door to an agreement will remain open,” he stated.
Ghalibaf warned that any further miscalculation by Washington would prompt Iran’s powerful Armed Forces to determine the geography of the battlefield.
He also used the occasion to congratulate the country’s aerospace commanders on National Aerospace Day, commemorating the martyrdom anniversary of Major General Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam, widely known as the Father of Iran’s Missile Program.
Highlighting the major achievements and capabilities of the IRGC Aerospace Force, Ghalibaf said the force had transformed impossibilities into possibilities by relying on divine principles and Quranic teachings. He added that it had turned threats into opportunities and thwarted hostile plots by what he described as the criminal Zionist regime and the terrorist US government against Iran.
According to the parliamentary speaker, these achievements have strengthened hope and dignity among the resilient Iranian people, freedom-seeking nations across the region and the world, particularly the oppressed children of Palestine.
Elsewhere in his remarks, Ghalibaf responded to recent comments by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, describing his statements and language as evidence of Washington’s growing desperation in the face of the Islamic Republic’s international standing.
“Rather than insulting great and heroic nations, someone who has fled their home for military bunkers out of fear of potential threats should reflect on their strategic failures in the Persian Gulf,” he said.
Ghalibaf reiterated that the insulting rhetoric coming from the US Treasury Secretary reflects Washington’s deep frustration with Iran’s power and influence.
