In separate messages to the leaders of Pakistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, and the National Leader of Turkmenistan, the Iranian President expressed gratitude for their presence at the funeral ceremony of the martyred leader of the revolution and their expressions of sympathy with the Iranian nation.

The President, welcoming the recent message of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution regarding the negotiation process and the agreement to end the war, described this message as clarifying the responsibility of effective institutions in the diplomatic process and the protection of national interests.

The President, referring to the signing of the Iran-US agreement document, emphasized: "This is a historic document and a message from a powerful Iran."

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sent a message to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev congratulating him and the people of Azerbaijan on the country’s National Day.

The President described Eid al-Adha as a magnificent manifestation of devotion, sacrifice, and submission to the Almighty, and emphasized the tangible role of this Eid in strengthening the resilience of the Iranian nation against threats and offensives.

The President wrote in a message on the social network X: "Today's Khorramshahr of Iran is the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. Our nation today, like the battle-untested but courageous people of Khorramshahr, stood for days against the aggressor army to showcase the power of the Iranian people to the world."

The Iranian President, emphasizing that he will never bow to any power, stated: "We will not sacrifice the country's dignity for the sake of comfort-seeking and worldliness, but we must manage the country with prudence."

The President stated: "Just as tolerance is rooted in the culture of our people, the fight against injustice shines throughout the history of this land."

The President of Iran, emphasizing the importance of smart management of wartime conditions, stated: "Today, we are trying to manage these difficult conditions with prudence, wisdom, and the preservation of national dignity so that we can then, with focus and careful planning, address the reconstruction of damages and solve problems."

The President, criticizing double standards in the international system, described any military action against other countries as contrary to universally accepted principles and asked: "For what crime was our country attacked?"

The President stated that the people, through their conscious presence, foiled all scenarios designed to create instability and, contrary to the enemy's calculations, strengthened national cohesion.

The President emphasized that Iran is not seeking war and stresses dialogue with other countries, but any attempt to impose its will on the Iranian nation is doomed to failure.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian described the people's achievement as imposing the will of the Iranian nation upon the enemy and considered it a continuation of the great lessons taught to the nation over decades by the late leader of the revolution.

In a phone conversation with the President of Finland, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the entire world is bearing the consequences of what he called the aggressive actions of the United States and Israel.

The President, in a message to the American people, raised the question of exactly whose real interest the ongoing war serves.

The President, commemorating the Islamic Republic Day, stated: This great occasion comes at a time when the remarkable steadfastness, patience, and resilience of the Iranian people have displayed a new manifestation of that same spirit of independence-seeking and freedom that was declared to the world on the 12th of Farvardin, 1979, once again illustrating ...

The Prime Minister of Pakistan, in a telephone conversation with the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, strongly condemned the recent attacks by aggressors on Iran's civilian infrastructure and discussed the latest regional developments.

The Iranian President wrote: "I tell the regional countries: if you seek development and security, do not allow our enemies to wage war from your countries."

During a telephone conversation with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian described his country’s action in targeting American military bases and centers in the region as a natural response to the origin of the aggression against Iran.

In a message congratulating the arrival of the ancient Nowruz to the leaders of countries within the Nowruz civilizational sphere, the President called on friendly, brotherly, and Muslim governments not to remain indifferent in the face of the historical injustice caused by the criminal aggression of the United States and the Zionist regime against ...