People cannot be forced to submit by force: Iranian president


Iran's President Masoud Al-Badzikian - file photo
Iran’s President Masoud Al-Badzikian – file photo

Iranian President Masoud Al-Mabikian has said that he will raise the issue of the grievances of the Iranian people, the crimes that have occurred and the lack of trust in the United Nations General Assembly.

According to foreign media reports Iranian President He left this morning to attend the United Nations General Assembly meeting and present Iran’s position.

Before leaving, he said while talking to the media that we went to the negotiation table many times and signed agreements, but unfortunately the whole world saw that the promises and agreements were not kept.

Massoud al-Mabikian has said that people cannot be forced to submit by force, what is happening in Gaza, Palestine, Syria, Yemen, Iran and other places shows the facts that people around the world are witnessing.

The Iranian president said that the enemies are blocking the roads as much as possible in an attempt to force the Iranian people to surrender, they failed to achieve their goals through military means and are now trying to act through other means.

Enemies block land and air routes, try to foment internal divisions, use the media and ethnic groups and try to exploit our weaknesses as much as possible to weaken us from within and force us to surrender, he said.

The Iranian president said that the enemy calls the crimes committed by artificial intelligence and modern weapons as operations against terrorists. Were the students and citizens who were the targets of attacks in Gaza, Palestine, Syria, and Iran terrorists?

He further said that Iran has defended its position very firmly and forcefully, despite all the injustice and atrocities, the Iranian nation stood firm in a dignified manner.

Masoud Al-Mabikian also said that the Iranian nation will continue to stand strong for its homeland until death.



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