Iran's president says the supreme leader has called for ending the "neither war nor peace" state with the United States, and Iran is willing to hold dialogue on the premise of dignity.

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The Iranian president stated that the Supreme Leader has called for an end to the state of "neither war nor peace" with the United States, while the military has signaled an enhancement of its offensive capabilities.

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⚡️ Iranian President: Supreme Leader has demanded an end to the state of "neither war nor peace" with the United States

BlockBeats News, November 10, Iranian President Pezeshkian said that Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei has issued instructions demanding an end to the current state of "neither war nor peace" with the United States. The Iranian side quoted Pezeshkian as saying that day that Iran will carry out dialogue while ensuring its own dignity and resolve disputes through equal negotiations. He said that if Iran's rights can be guaranteed through dialogue, it should not resort to force, but Iran will not yield to power politics and bullying.

There was also news from the Iranian side on the 9th that Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akrami-Nia said that Iran's armed forces are implementing the Supreme Leader's recent instructions, and future military operations will place greater emphasis on rapid response and strike effectiveness, and will no longer be limited by geographical scope. Iran's previous military doctrine was based on defense and deterrence, and it is now shifting toward an offensive direction. He said that Iran will not slow down its military capability building because of changes in U.S. domestic politics, and will continue to advance plans to enhance deterrence capability. (CCTV News)

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Key points

Iranian President Pezeshkian stated that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has demanded an end to the state of "neither war nor peace" with the United States.
Pezeshkian stated that Iran will resolve disputes through equal negotiations while ensuring its own dignity.
Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akrami-Nia stated that future military operations will place greater emphasis on rapid response and strike effectiveness, and will no longer be constrained by geographical scope.
The report, citing Iranian sources, stated that Iran's military doctrine is shifting from a defensive and deterrent posture to an offensive one.

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This report sends two signals at the same time: Iran expresses willingness to talk under certain conditions, and also says it will continue to strengthen its military capabilities.

Why it matters to readers

The tone of the dialogue may ease expectations of direct U.S.-Iran conflict, but the scope of military actions and offensive expressions may increase regional security uncertainty.

Newcomers can focus on observing: whether the dialogue is formally launched, and whether military statements are translated into actual actions.

Risks and unknowns

The materials did not provide the relevant original speech or independent verification.
The reports contain both signals of dialogue and military buildup, and the way forward remains unclear.
It is unclear whether the United States and Iran will formally resume negotiations, and it is also unclear whether there will be an actual escalation of military action.

Iran's president says the supreme leader has called for ending the "neither war nor peace" state with the United States, and Iran is willing to hold dialogue on the premise of dignity.

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