US and Israel plan to create internal divisions, cannot subdue Tehran through war: Pezeshkian

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Emphasising the necessity of maintaining unity, solidarity, and national cohesion, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says that enemies of Iran have realised they cannot subdue the people through war or military action, IRNA reports.

He added that the enemy was instead attempting to harm the country by fomenting and exacerbating internal divisions.

President Pezeshkian added that all segments of society and various groups must be involved in the administration of the country’s affairs.

Noting that the current strategy of the United States and the Israeli regime is to sow and exacerbate internal divisions within the country, the President stated that Iran’s hostile adversaries have realised they cannot force the Iranian people to surrender through war, nor can they conquer the country using bombs and missiles.

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