Pezeshkian: There is no dispute with America if it accepts the legal frameworks and Iran's rights.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian confirmed today, Sunday, that his country does not see a conflict with the United States if it accepts the legal frameworks and Iran's rights, emphasizing Tehran's continued dialogue.

Pezeshkian said in a press interview reviewed by the "News Video Agency," "We must rationalize energy consumption in preparation for winter so that the production wheel doesn’t stop."

He added, "If America accepts the legal frameworks and our rights, we have no conflict with it; if it does not, we will never back down."

He pointed out that "every time we negotiated, the opposing party attacked us; yet we are still having discussions," stressing that "the other party will not be able to force us to surrender through pressure and attacks."

Pezeshkian clarified that "Iran is negotiating so that it cannot be said in the world that it is unwilling to engage in dialogue."