Pezeshkian: I Have Much to Say, but I Have Remained Silent to Preserve National Unity

Pezeshkian: I have much to say, but for the sake of preserving the country's unity, I have remained silent; though some easily undermine this cohesion.

The president said at the Nurse's Day commemoration ceremony: Since the martyrdom of Ismail Haniyeh and the succession of crises, the enemy's all efforts and plans have been to break our national unity by fueling ethnic, gender and internal differences. The enemy's calculation was that despite the severe imbalances in the country, including the 25,000 megawatt electricity deficit, water problems, budget imbalances, pension challenges and environmental issues, if they attack or strike, the society will fall apart.

But people stood up and thwarted their plans. I have many things to say, but I have remained silent for the sake of preserving the unity of the country; However, some people easily attack this coherence.

During treatment, we don't look at whether a person is Kurdish, Turkish, Arab, non-Jewish, poor or rich, or from which faction; All our thoughts and mentions are to cure his pain. This view of fair service should be current in all issues of the country.