Trump’s suspension of foreign aid programs has provoked anger among anti-Iran groups in the West.

Iranian President Pezeshkian decried the hypocrisy of the Islamic Republic’s adversaries, who accuse Iran of “supporting terrorism” despite its struggle against the evil phenomenon.

The decision to suspend foreign aid programs by the Trump administration has ignited a firestorm of anger and antagonism among anti-Iran groups in Western countries.

Iran is often portrayed as a backward country by much of the mainstream Western media. However, the Western portrayals of Iran, the 1979 Islamic Revolution and its fallout are far from reality.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has revealed that the West sabotaged the signing of an agreement by Ukraine that would terminate the war in the former Soviet Republic as early as 2022.

Iran’s atomic chief says the country’s progress in heavy water production has clearly irritated the West.

The Yemeni struggle against Western intervention exemplifies the resilient spirit of a nation committed to safeguarding its independence and standing by its allies.

Iran will negotiate and interact with Western countries about its nuclear program but will never be blackmailed, Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref says.

A high-ranking Iranian diplomat has strongly discouraged Western countries of resorting to pressure, intimidation, and confrontational approach against the country.

President Pezeshkian slams the self-proclaimed Western advocates of Iranian people’s human rights, stating their hypocritical approaches come are many women bad children are getting killed worldwide as a result of their bombs.