Iranian President Masoud Bzeshkian confirmed that "Iran has always supported peace, stability, and calm around the world for all peoples, and believes that any operation in any part of the world that jeopardizes these values must be stopped." During a phone call with European Council President Charles Michel, where both sides reviewed Iran-Europe relations, mechanisms for resuming nuclear agreement talks, and Israeli crimes in Gaza and the region, he emphasized that "the application of double standards by America and some Western countries has led to even more audacity and recklessness from the Zionist entity in executing assassinations and committing heinous crimes in Gaza as well as in countries in the region, endangering peace and security in the region and the world."
Bzeshkian pointed out that "trust and the provision of mutual interests form the basis of the nuclear agreement, and if both sides adhere to all their commitments and build trust, then in addition to revitalizing the nuclear agreement, it can lead to dialogue on other bilateral issues." He stressed the necessity of solidifying a multipolar system in the world, considering that "America's policies and actions in pressuring countries, including Iran, and working to deprive them of all their rights and interests, represent an attempt to limit the establishment of the new global order and are an obstacle to achieving stability and calm in the world."
