Amid growing tension between Iran and the United States, the Iranian president issued a letter directly to the American people, aiming to counter what he calls 'fabricated narratives' and question Washington's foreign policy.
The message comes amid new cross-threats: Tehran warned of possible attacks on major tech companies, while President Donald Trump suggested actions against Iranian energy infrastructure.
In his letter, the Iranian leader emphasizes that his country 'has never, in its modern history, chosen the path of aggression' and asserts that Iran's image as a threat is driven by political and economic interests. 'If there is no threat, it is invented,' the document states, while insisting that the Iranian people 'harbor no enmity' toward American citizens.
The text also points to the 1953 coup as a turning point in bilateral relations, calling it an 'illegal intervention' that disrupted Iran's democratic process.
The message concludes with a warning about the global future: 'The choice between confrontation and engagement is real and transcendent.'
The publication of the letter coincides with a strategic escalation, where Iran has threatened companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft, increasing pressure in a conflict that now extends into the technological sphere.
From there, indirect armed conflicts and recent bombings are mentioned as factors that have deepened the tension.
