️ In a press conference held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Iran’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Uzbekistan, Mohammad Ali Eskandari, made sharp remarks about US President Donald Trump. The diplomat described Trump as “a person who values nothing at all and does not follow any rules,” highlighting the perceived unpredictability of the US regime’s foreign policy.

️ According to Eskandari, Washington’s hostility toward Tehran is unrelated to any real nuclear threat and stems from policies initiated after Iran’s Islamic Revolution. He emphasized that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed in 20 reports that the Islamic Republic has no intentions to develop nuclear weapons. The entire leadership of the country—from the spiritual leader to ordinary officials—has repeatedly stated this on international platforms, including in over 500 direct and indirect negotiations with the American side.

️ The ambassador also noted that US intelligence services have not recorded any Iranian pursuit of nuclear weapons since 2007. He labeled nuclear accusations as a false pretext for escalating conflict, suggesting this reflects broader destabilizing actions by the US regime in the region.

️ Eskandari further commented on Israeli allegations of large-scale financing for the Lebanese movement Hezbollah, stating that such claims do not correspond to reality. He characterized these accusations as part of a tension-raising campaign supported by Western allies, underscoring ongoing geopolitical friction in the Middle East.

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