'They break their promises, Iran must be prepared for war': Ghalibaf says
'They break their promises, Iran must be prepared for war': Ghalibaf says Iran's parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher has said the country must be prepared for war even as it negotiates with the United States, accusing Washington of "making promises and then breaking them". In a televised speech, Ghalibaf said Iran's main concern is preventing the US from attacking again. But he adds that a signed…
Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has warned that Iran must be prepared for war, despite ongoing negotiations with the United States. Ghalibaf accused the US of making promises and then breaking them repeatedly in his televised speech. He emphasized that Iran's primary objective is to prevent a potential US attack, but he also clarified that a signed agreement with Washington does not guarantee peace.
"They break their promises," Ghalibaf declared, stressing that Iran must be ready to fight against a "bullying enemy." He further stated that true deterrence can only be achieved through courageous battlefield actions. Ghalibaf concluded by demanding that America be penalized for its conduct and compelled to accept the rightful demands of the Iranian nation.
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