Hajibabaei dismissed these notions, asserting that Iran, with its 7,000-year history and deep Islamic roots, is a civilized nation that won’t fall easily.
He cited past negotiations where the U.S. sought to impose demands rather than truly negotiate.
He emphasized that the current conflict is a “clash of civilizations,” with the West aiming to “erase Iranian civilization from global memory.”
Hajibabaei hailed the Iranian people as the primary force of resistance against sanctions and attacks, stating no other nation could withstand such pressure.
He concluded by stressing the critical importance of national unity, calling it a historical asset that must be protected. Hajibabaei warned that if the enemy perceives a loss of Iranian unity, it will consider an attack.
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