Iran will not surrender due to military pressure: Pezheziyan told those involved in planning and carrying out military operations against Iran that the related conflict has proven that Iran “cannot be forced to surrender.” He said that Iran has never taken the initiative to launch a war, but if faced with war, it will continue to defend itself. The Strait of Hormuz cannot be used to threaten Iran: Pezekiyan said that on the one hand, some countries cannot be allowed to freely use the Strait of Hormuz to obtain benefits, and on the other hand, use this region to attack Iran, create an unsafe situation, and at the same time limit Iran's use of its own surrounding waters. He said Iran would not accept this situation. Iran needs sufficient defensive strength: Pezheziyan said that Iran is seeking strength to protect itself, not to launch attacks or seek regional hegemony. He said that Iran's defense system must ensure that any bombing of Iranian cities does not go unanswered, and stressed that Iran “does not require anyone's permission or approval” to defend the country. Refusing to relinquish the right to peaceful use of nuclear technology: Pezheziyan said that peaceful nuclear technology is related to Iran's medical treatment, agriculture, industry, and electricity supply, and Iran will not accept nuclear technology in the hands of only a few countries. He clearly stated, “We do not want nuclear weapons, and we will not accept restrictions on peaceful nuclear technology.” Criticizing the existence of a “double standard” on the international nuclear issue: Pezershiyan compared the nuclear issue between Israel and Iran, saying that Israel possesses nuclear weapons, is not a member of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, but has not been subject to corresponding inspections, yet Iran has been subject to inspections and sanctions for a long time. He called on the international community to adopt uniform standards on nuclear issues. Criticizing the sanctions mainly hurt ordinary people: Pezzahizyan said that the sanctions imposed on Iran ultimately affected the sick, the poor, and vulnerable social groups, and accused the US of using economic pressure to force other countries to accept its targets. Iran is willing to cooperate with the outside world, but demands equal rights: Pezzahizyan said that Iran is not seeking special treatment, but rather requires equal rights and corresponding responsibilities with other countries. He said that the real international order cannot allow military force to replace legitimacy, and war to replace dialogue and diplomacy. In response to Trump: Willing to negotiate, but not accepting pressure by force: Pezzahizyan responded to Trump's remarks about Iran the day before, saying that sanctions, pressure, and threats will only strengthen Iran's resistance. He said that Iran is ready for dialogue, diplomacy and negotiations, but will not accept force and coercion as the language of negotiations.

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