Iran's Deputy Interior Minister for Political Affairs said Sunday that the United States and Israel are working to keep Iran in a sustained state of 'no war, no peace' in order to deepen uncertainty and increase pressure on the country. He called for internal unity to counter external pressure, according to Iranian media.
The statement by Iran's Deputy Interior Minister for Political Affairs, reported Sunday evening, accuses the US and Israel of deliberately maintaining a 'no war, no peace' dynamic to erode Iran's stability. The official argued that internal division plays into the hands of adversaries, framing unity as a prerequisite for withstanding foreign pressure. The Zioneer has previously reported on similar Iranian political messaging: on June 30, the acting defense minister accused Israel of destabilizing the region for its own survival, and on June 8, the parliament speaker described diplomacy and military action as complementary. The latest remarks reinforce Tehran's narrative of external siege amid ongoing tensions with the West.
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