Iran States War Prolonged Due to Israel; Will Not Halt Attacks Until Compensated

March 24, Kathmandu – Iran has taken a firm stance, vowing not to retreat in the conflict with the United States and Israel. Iran insists the war will continue until compensation is received for the joint US-Israeli attacks.

This position has sparked intense discussion, especially following Donald Trump’s announcement of a five-day halt to attacks on Iran.

Mohsen Rezaee, senior military advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, stated in a television interview that the conflict will persist until reparations are made.

He also emphasized the immediate removal of all economic sanctions imposed on Iran and demanded clear guarantees that the United States will refrain from any future interference.

Rezaee highlighted that the Iranian military is fighting at full capacity and that under the leadership of the new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, the country is advancing robustly.

“Israel Is the Reason the War Has Prolonged”

Rezaee suggested that the war could have ended within a week but has been prolonged due to Israel. He explained, “The United States was prepared to agree to a ceasefire and end the conflict. However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted on continuing attacks, which caused the war to extend.”

According to Rezaee, after the 15th day of the conflict, the US had acknowledged the decreasing likelihood of winning the war.

Trump: The US Is Working on Alternatives for a New Political System in Iran

Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump stated that America is working on alternatives for a new political structure in Iran.

Speaking to journalists in Florida, Trump said, “Similar to Venezuela, a new leader could be brought in, or a joint leadership working with the US could be established.”

Expressing optimism, Trump expressed his desire to reach an agreement with Iran soon and announced a five-day pause in military actions.

He also revealed ongoing discussions with a particular individual regarding potential regime change in Iran. However, Iran has rejected Trump’s claims.