Iran's president says country will not 'surrender' to ceasefire violations

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated on Wednesday that Iran will not surrender to ceasefire violations or threats, referencing US actions and the situation in Gaza. He emphasized that war is not in the country's interest and called for Iran to move beyond a "no war, no peace state."

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said the country would not give in to ceasefire violations, following US attacks. "War is certainly not in the country's interest, but if they think that by violating our dignity, our territory and our homeland that we will surrender or back down, then let them only dream about it," he expressed during a speech.

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