US-Iran Tensions: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian Warns American Bullying Complicates Diplomatic Efforts

US-Iran Tensions: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian Warns American Bullying Complicates Diplomatic Efforts

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has warned that American coercion threatens ongoing peace initiatives in the Middle East. He said the US must adopt a respectful approach during talks.

He delivered the warning on Monday during high-profile consultations in Tehran. Pakistani Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir led the visiting delegation. Islamabad continues to mediate talks between Washington and Tehran to restore regional calm.

Pezeshkian Demands Respect In US-Iran Diplomacy

Pezeshkian stated that Washington’s reliance on intimidation complicates practical peace efforts. He insisted that sustainable security requires mutual respect among nations.

“The US must correct its tone and approach in dealing with Iran,” Pezeshkian said. He noted coercion jeopardises the bilateral framework brokered through Pakistani mediation.

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Tehran Unveils Resistance Strategy Against Economic Sanctions

Meanwhile, Iranian officials dismissed incoming American economic penalties aimed at isolating their nation. Economy Minister Ali Madanizadeh stated Tehran will withstand new financial pressure.

He revealed that state planners prepared a comprehensive two-year economic strategy. The strategy aims to counter sanctions and stabilize key domestic markets.

“They have done everything to test the determination of the Iranian people,” Madanizadeh told state television. He added that Washington faces another historic defeat in its economic campaign.

Stalled Memorandum Strains Pakistan Mediation Role

Diplomatic friction centers on a Pakistan-brokered memorandum between both nations. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf accused Washington of breaking previous promises.

Qalibaf informed General Munir that American bad faith caused current regional instability. He affirmed that Iran will not yield to external hostility.

Islamabad maintains active dialogue with both capitals to avoid further military escalation. Regional powers hope diplomatic avenues remain viable despite mounting economic pressure.

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