Iran has issued a strong warning, saying it will defend itself with full force if necessary, as tensions continue to escalate. Speaking at a press conference in Tehran, officials made it clear that national defense remains a top priority amid growing regional strain.
The remarks included sharp criticism of both the United States and Israel, accusing them of ignoring international law and operating without limits. The statements reflect rising frustration and deepening divisions over the ongoing situation.
Iran also rejected a reported multi-point proposal aimed at reducing tensions, describing it as unrealistic and unacceptable. Officials argued that such proposals fail to address core concerns and do not align with their national interests.
Emphasizing their position, authorities stated that meaningful discussions cannot take place under pressure or threats, insisting that security and sovereignty remain non-negotiable elements in any potential agreement.
At the same time, Iran confirmed it has put forward its own proposals, outlining what it described as rightful demands while maintaining firm red lines that cannot be crossed.
Officials further condemned threats targeting infrastructure, calling them a violation of international norms, and warned that countries supporting such actions could face accountability, as the situation continues to draw global attention.
