President Masoud Pezeshkian commended Iranian citizens who remained on the streets for 160 days in protest, expressing gratitude to those who, despite grievances and economic hardships, refused to align with the enemy.

Why it matters:

The President's remarks underscore the Islamic Republic's recognition of popular resilience as a pillar of national security, signaling that even amid internal discontent, the majority of Iranians reject foreign interference and remain committed to the Revolution's principles.

 

What he's saying:

Pezeshkian stated: "The presence of these people on the streets is highly valuable and commendable. Those who did not come to the streets but, despite grievances, shortages, and high prices, did not side with the enemy—they did a great deed; may their hands not ache."

 

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