Iranian President: No Disagreement with Armed Forces

Iranian President Masoud Beheshtián denied any disagreements between his government and Supreme Leader Ebrahim Khamenei or the armed forces, emphasizing that the government's approach is fully aligned with the policies of the army and security agencies. He stated that there has been no dispute regarding war or negotiations. Beheshtián clarified that the government strongly defends the memorandum of understanding with the United States, which led to the cessation of the war in Lebanon and the lifting of the blockade, despite ongoing regional tensions and Israel's rejection of a ceasefire. He also confirmed that Iran's relations with neighboring countries have improved and that Iran has no intention of expanding or imposing force on anyone, amid escalated military tensions in the region following Washington and Israel’s declaration of war against Iran in February and the negotiated agreement that Trump withdrew from in July.

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