The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, affirmed that there will be no peace between Iran and the United States, and that his country will not recognize the Zionist enemy entity. He emphasized Tehran's commitment to the territorial integrity of the countries in the region and to ending the war on its allies.

During a meeting with Mohammed Darwish, the Chairman of the Leadership Council in the Hamas Political Bureau, Qalibaf explained that the diplomatic track must be capable of resolving military bottlenecks and consolidating and enhancing battlefield achievements. He stressed that this can only be achieved when the country is prepared for defense alongside diplomacy.

He stated that implementing the understanding with the United States is "difficult but possible," clarifying that Iran emphasized during negotiations with Washington the necessity for the understanding to include preserving the territorial integrity of regional states and ending the war on its allies. He noted that these clauses were included in the memorandum of understanding, which has now entered the implementation phase.

He added that Iran, in accordance with the directives of the Leader of the Revolution, continues to support Muslims and the resistance front, pointing out that this support could be "with missiles if the need arises, and if necessary, by exerting political pressure through negotiations."

Qalibaf considered that Islamic governments have realized today that cooperation with the United States and Israel does not bring them security, adding that "avenging the blood of the martyr Imam is the liberation of Al-Quds."

For his part, Mohammed Darwish, Chairman of the Leadership Council in the Hamas Political Bureau, considered that what was achieved in the agreement between Iran and the United States "represents a major victory for the resistance front," emphasizing that "every single clause of the agreement represents a victory for Iran and a defeat for America."