Iran president's statement today centres on a clear warning from President Masoud Pezeshkian: a return to fighting with the United States would help nobody. He made the remarks during a cabinet meeting as Tehran continues to manage a tense standoff with Washington.
Pezeshkian said "no one will benefit from this war", framing renewed combat as a loss for all sides rather than a path to advantage. He also stressed that his government is working to settle the crisis "through dialogue", presenting talks as the preferred course while Iran US tensions remain high.
Fresh powers for talks with Washington
Alongside that warning, Pezeshkian repeated that his government had been given fresh negotiating powers in exchanges with Washington. He linked those powers to Iran's supreme leader, saying the leadership had authorised discussion of "issues that he had previously considered off-limits".
He did not spell out which subjects now fall inside that wider remit. The Iran president's statement today therefore confirms that room for negotiation has expanded, without listing the topics newly on the table.
Dialogue cast as the way out
By pairing the "no one will benefit" line with an emphasis on dialogue, Pezeshkian cast diplomacy—not a new round of fighting—as the route his cabinet wants to take. The Iran president's statement today presents negotiation as both authorised and necessary after the supreme leader's grant of broader talk powers.
How Washington responds, and what concrete issues enter formal talks, was not detailed in his cabinet remarks. What is on the record is his insistence that renewed fighting would serve no party and that Tehran is seeking a negotiated way through the crisis.
Aasan alfaaz mein
Iran ke sadar Masoud Pezeshkian ne kaha hai ke America ke sath dobara larai kisi ke faide ki nahi. Unhon ne cabinet meeting mein kaha ke yeh jang kisi ko faida nahi degi. Unka kehna hai ke hukumat baat cheet se masla suljhana chahti hai. Supreme leader ne baat cheet ke liye naye ikhtiyarat diye hain, lekin kis cheez par baat hogi, woh detail nahi di.
