Iran president says US, Israel, Europe waging ‘full-fledged war’ on country

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian claims that his nation is being “fully fought” by the United States, Israel, and Europe.

We are, in my opinion, engaged in a full-fledged conflict with America, Israel, and Europe. In an interview on Saturday, Pezeshkian stated to the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s official website that “they do not want our country to stand on its feet.”

Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting with US President Donald Trump on Monday comes ahead of the president’s remarks. Six months after Israel and the US launched strikes against Iran and France, Germany, and the United Kingdom reinstituted UN sanctions against Iran for its nuclear program, they follow.

Our beloved military forces are performing their duties with strength, and they are now stronger in terms of equipment and personnel than when Israel and the US attacked, according to Pezeshkian.

So they will naturally face a more determined response if they want to attack.

The president claimed that “this war” is unique compared to earlier ones.

“This war is worse than Iraq’s war against us,” he said. This war is much more complex and challenging than that conflict, according to Pezeshkian, who cited the conflict between the neighbors in 1980 and 1988, when thousands of people were killed.

Iran has repeatedly refuted claims that the US and its allies have been trying to acquire nuclear weapons.

In June, Israel and Iran engaged in a 12-day conflict that was sparked by an unprecedented Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear and military installations as well as civilian locations.

More than 1, 000 people were killed in the strikes, according to Iranian authorities.

Three Iranian nuclear sites were later bombed by the US and Israel.

Tehran’s nuclear program negotiations, which began in April, came to an end as a result of Washington’s involvement.

US President Donald Trump has reinvigorated his first-term “maximum pressure” policy against Iran since returning to the White House in January.

That also included additional sanctions designed to devalue the nation’s oil revenues from sales on the global market and cause it to suffer economically.