On May 28, Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei stated in a declaration that the United States and Israel are waging war against Iran, applying economic pressure, conducting propaganda campaigns, and politically besieging the country, with the aim of 'creating divisions, undermining Iran to compensate for military failures, and making the nation submit.' (Xinhua)
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Iran's Supreme Leader: US and Israel Attempting to Make Iran 'Submit'
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