Pezeshkian Says Iran Won 14-Clause U.S. Deal With No Concessions
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Updated · wanaen.com · Jul 20
Pezeshkian Says Iran Won 14-Clause U.S. Deal With No Concessions
3 articles · Updated · wanaen.com · Jul 20
Summary
Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran gave up “not a single point” in the 14-clause agreement with the U.S., arguing the deal’s gains largely favored the Islamic Republic.
Speaking to the Supreme Judicial Council, he said no clause delivered a one-sided benefit to Washington and framed the accord as consistent with Iran’s rights, principles and national interests.
Pezeshkian tied that stance to wartime economic pressure, saying livelihoods are the main battlefield and warning resistance against Iran’s enemies inevitably brings hardship.
He said the government would push to reform “unjust structures” and urged unity across the executive, judiciary and parliament, calling current coordination among the three branches unusually strong.