Iranian President: The United States must pay the price for its acts of aggression.

Jin10 data June 23 - Pezeshkian pointed out that it was the United States that first launched the attack. The recent U.S. attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities have exposed the insincerity and untenability of its rhetoric about "dialogue and peace." Pezeshkian reviewed the past negotiation process and emphasized that the U.S. initially claimed it only wanted to confirm the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program, to which Iran welcomed and engaged in dialogue. However, in the end, not only did the U.S. breach its commitments, but it also attacked Iranian nuclear facilities during the negotiation period in coordination with Israel, despite previously insisting that it "did not participate in Israel's attacks on Iran." Pezeshkian emphasized that Iran has never actively initiated any wars, but firmly defends itself in the face of military aggression. He reiterated that Iran has always been willing to engage in contact and dialogue within the framework of international law, but the U.S. has refused, intending to force the entire Iranian nation to capitulate. The Iranian nation will never submit to force and will naturally respond appropriately to aggression.