Iranian president calls for end to 'no war, no peace' with US

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for an end to the 'no war, no peace' state his country is experiencing, urging effective measures to move beyond the current situation amid ongoing tensions with the United States and stalled efforts to reach an agreement to end the standoff, alongside mounting economic pressures and fears of renewed military action.

Speaking on Saturday at an official event, Pezeshkian said that overcoming instability requires strengthening internal unity and cohesion, as well as correcting the country's course and making more effective use of Iran's resources.

The Iranian president noted that the country possesses significant resources, including mineral wealth, a strategic geographic location, and human capital, stressing the importance of leveraging these assets and taking more effective steps to overcome the current challenges.