Iran Rejects False Claims by French President

The Islamic Republic of Iran has strongly rejected the recent claims made by the French President, describing them as baseless, contradictory, and speculative. Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson, Ismail Baghai, issued a statement condemning the accusations and clarified the country’s position on key issues.

The spokesperson emphasized that the Israeli regime represents a real and immediate threat to regional peace and stability, backed by full support from countries such as the U.S. and France. He added that the Israeli regime is committing genocide in occupied Palestine while expanding its aggression and territorial ambitions across the region.

The Iranian spokesperson also rejected the French President’s comments regarding Iran’s nuclear program. He emphasized that Iran’s nuclear activities are peaceful, in full compliance with international laws, and are under continuous and strict supervision by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). He further pointed out that the accusations came from a government that has avoided implementing the nuclear agreement with Iran while simultaneously supporting the Israeli regime’s pursuit of nuclear weapons and involvement in the genocide of Palestinians.

Baghai concluded by stating that such accusations are part of a deliberate attempt to mislead global public opinion and divert attention from the real issues at hand.