Iranian President Affirms Internal Stability and Resolution of Regional Disputes Amid Anticipation of an International Agreement

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that there are no disagreements between the government and the armed forces in the country, acknowledging the existence of some internal challenges and differing viewpoints that external parties seek to exploit. Pezeshkian confirmed that Tehran has successfully resolved several outstanding issues with neighboring countries, leading to a noticeable improvement in diplomatic relations. He also strongly defended the recent memorandum of understanding, considering that internal criticisms directed at it serve hostile interests. In a related development, diplomatic sources reported the potential approval by the Iranian Supreme National Security Council of a proposed tripartite agreement involving Tehran, Muscat, and Washington, aimed at establishing a ceasefire and opening the Strait of Hormuz.