Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian: Nobody can get it out of their mind that a large number of our young people died,

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian: Nobody can get it out of their mind that a large number of our young people died, were martyred, some were injured, and some lost some of their limbs. Well, this was very bad... I still can't forget that incident. Our work shouldn't have reached this point. Of course, that cowardly Trump himself said that we had armed these people and that we were supporting them. And well, it was clear that they were doing this. But some innocent people were mixed with these. In fact, we had problems and we still do. Some are rightly raising their problems and some in the middle want to implement their own sinister and dirty intentions. And this causes the process to be a bit mixed. It is said that truth is a decorated house, and passion and desire are the dust that has risen; you won't see it because of the dust, and the eye will not see, even though the man is clear-sighted. When the issue turns into this process of rebellion, man can no longer distinguish well between friend and foe, and the process reaches a point where difficult events occur. You look at these people sitting abroad, they present themselves as compassionate and knowledgeable, and sometimes they adopt such intellectual and scholarly personas that one might think it's truly so. Exaggerating a three-digit number to thirty or forty thousand and then inciting people, this shows how cowardly and treacherous they are.