Browsing Topic Best Iran Quotes

We, Iranians, are not just surviving, but we are stronger and more determined, more than ever, to decide our own destiny.

Can’t work toward peace in Ukraine because it will serve Putin. Can’t work toward peace in Yemen because it will serve Iran. Can’t end the occupation of Syria because it will serve Assad. Can’t stop military expansionism because it will serve China.
Maybe they’re just warmongers.

The so-called Iran threat could be dealt with by establishing a nuclear-weapons-free zone in the Middle East. Everyone is in favor of that, including Iran. The U.S. blocks it because they would have to open up Israeli nuclear weapons to inspection.

The heart of elections is competition. If you take that away it becomes a corpse.

The most dangerous scenario [for America] would be a grand coalition of China, Russia, and perhaps Iran, an ‘antihegemonic’ coalition united not by ideology but by complimentary grievances.

When images of Iranian drones were published a few years ago, they would say they’re photo-shopped. Now they say Iranian drones are dangerous, why do you sell them to someone?

The world doesn’t care about ‘America First’ or ‘America is Back’.

The interference of foreigners in the region is a source of discord and damage. All issues and incidents must be resolved without foreign interference and the countries of the region should follow the example of Iran and the armed forces of the Islamic Republic for power and rationality.

The best way to prevent Iran from having a nuclear weapon is a verifiable, tough agreement. A military solution will not fix it. It would temporarily slow down an Iranian nuclear program but it will not eliminate it.

War is a hostile, harsh matter and the Islamic Republic [of Iran] never favors seeing ordinary people afflicted by wars. However, in the issue of Ukraine, had Russia not initiated taking action, the other side would have started a war…NATO is a dangerous entity.

Who would believe that the death of a girl is so important to Westerners? If so, what did they do to the hundreds of thousands of martyrs and dead in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, and Lebanon? They wanted to start a sectarian war in Iran.

Do we maintain respect for the rule of law or do we return to the law of the jungle by surrendering to the whims of an outlaw bully?

The improvement of ties with Japan is of great importance for Iran … Any delay in unblocking Iranian assets in Japanese banks is not justified.

Ultimately, a negotiated solution is needed. Iran may believe it needs more leverage, but just as the US has grave difficulties giving up its [economic] sanctions—as if they are a goal in and of themselves—Iran may find itself in the same trap if it builds a [nuclear] bomb.

We have been confronting the US for more than 40 years.

This visit, which I am making at the invitation of Vladimir Putin, could be a turning point in Iran’s political, economic, and trade relations with Russia.

Shaking the hand of a murderer [Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud] is bad, but going to war with Iran is insanity.

A tyrant stays in power by isolating his people from the rest of the world. In the case of Iran, four decades of sanctions, containment and global isolation imposed by world powers have done the tyrant’s work for him.

The United States has already understood that sanctions do not work. Therefore, it began to use other methods … Information terrorism is the main problem.

Iran will continue to support freedom-loving peoples.

The people of Iran might have suffered, but they haven’t lost their dignity.

Trump recklessly tossed away a policy that was working to keep America safe and replaced it with one that has worsened the threat.

One day they may name a street after President Trump in Tehran. Why? Because Trump just ordered the assassination of possibly the dumbest man in Iran and the most overrated strategist in the Middle East.

It makes no sense in a global health crisis to compound failure with cruelty by inhibiting access to needed humanitarian assistance…our sanctions are limiting Iran’s access to needed equipment. The Trump Administration should take immediate steps to address this problem.

At its core, the Abraham Accords reboot the unsuccessful U.S. strategy of organizing the Middle East around isolating Iran, dividing the region between America and its partners on one hand, and Iran and its allies on the other.

Iran is on the cusp of a nuclear bomb.

We have announced time and again that the atomic bomb has no place in our foreign policy doctrine and [religious] beliefs…. The [International Atomic Energy] Agency has also announced many times that Iran does not seek the nuclear weapon

I point you to Jared Kushner’s own document, which explicitly states that any reduction in tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran is a threat to the durability of the Abraham Accords. […] in order for Israel and Saudi Arabia and the UAE to continue to have enough strategic incentives to collaborate and have relations and all jointly forget about Palestinian suffering, there needs to be a threat from Iran.

Interregional ties [with Iran] are developing. We are actively cooperating in the international arena, and on many [points] our positions are close, or as diplomats would put it, they coincide.

As for the sanctions against Russia, we do not recognize and will never recognize these sanctions, and will strengthen and develop our relations with the Russian Federation in the trade and economic sphere.

Wouldn’t it be rational for Iran – geographically encircled, politically isolated, feeling threatened – to want its own arsenal of nukes, for defensive and deterrent purposes?

In every house there are two people working, one outside and one inside, and how says the work done by housewives is less than the man doing outside. Why shouldn’t housewives get a salary too.

The peace, security, and independence of our neighbors are the peace, security, and independence of us. America is not our neighbor. It is the Islamic Republic of Iran that neighbors you, and we have been long taught that the neighbor comes first, then the house.

The assassination of Martyr General Soleimani, the great General of Peace, by the United States on the Iraqi soil, was one of the most obvious instances of terrorism.

In other words, President Biden was and is criticizing the behavior of his predecessor, Mr. Trump vis-à-vis Iran, but at the same time, the volume of the file of sanctions that Mr. Trump built against Iran is being carried carefully by Mr. Biden.