Iran'sPezeshkian says domestic critics of June US memorandum echo Israel's narrative, dismisses resignation speculation
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said domestic critics of the memorandum signed with the US in June are echoing Israel's narrative, while also dismissing recent speculation about his possible resignation.
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