Iranian Ambassador emphasizes defense readiness, rejects foreign war involvement, urges diplomacy
Islamabad, Pakistan – Web Desk: Iran’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Reza Amiri Moghadam, clarified on Wednesday that Tehran does not seek war with any nation, including Pakistan, and is solely focused on self-defense. Addressing growing regional tensions, the ambassador stressed that Iran does not request any country’s military support, nor does it hold ambitions against any world leader.
Speaking in Islamabad, Moghadam condemned U.S. threats to Iran’s Supreme Leader, labeling them a violation of international law, while affirming Iran’s commitment to resolving internal unrest peacefully. He highlighted the nation’s efforts to control violent protests and punish instigators under Iranian law, citing that 3,117 individuals were killed in recent unrest, including 2,427 security personnel and civilians, while 690 terrorists were neutralized.
The ambassador also reiterated Iran’s support for mutual defense agreements with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, underlining cooperation for regional security and Muslim unity. He stressed that peace depends equally on both Iran and opposing parties, appreciating Pakistan’s efforts to mediate and prevent escalation.
