During a meeting with Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addressed the status of Iran’s nuclear program and its relationship with the United States. Pezeshkian explicitly denied that Tehran is seeking to develop nuclear weapons, characterizing international concerns regarding this issue as "malicious propaganda."

In addition to his comments on nuclear policy, Pezeshkian addressed the ongoing diplomatic tensions with the United States. He condemned existing US sanctions and stated that Iran would not "bow to coercion." The President suggested that international pressure is intended to force Iran into a state of surrender, a goal he insists will not be achieved. While Pezeshkian expressed a willingness to engage in dialogue, he framed the current diplomatic environment as one defined by external threats and attempts to undermine Iranian sovereignty.

The two sources differ slightly in their emphasis. Middle East Eye highlights the specific denial of nuclear weapons development as the primary focus of the President's remarks. In contrast, the Tehran Times focuses primarily on the President's defiance against US pressure, omitting the specific mention of nuclear weapons in its summary of the event.