伊朗总统指责美国挑起中东冲突,同时否认核野心并提议稀释浓缩铀


2026年9月24日 美国东部时间晚上8:25 / 福克斯新闻频道

马苏德·佩泽希基安还在《特别报道》节目中谈及次级制裁、霍尔木兹海峡以及美伊谈判破裂一事

作者:艾玛·巴西,福克斯新闻

伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽希基安周四断然否认德黑兰想要制造核弹,同时宣称伊朗愿意将其核项目提交国际核查,指责华盛顿为这场持续近七个月的中东战争负责,并指控美国阻碍外交进程。

在福克斯新闻频道《特别报道》的独家专访中,当被直截了当地问到“你们想要核弹吗?”时,佩泽希基安坚决否定了这一前提。

他在接受布雷特·拜尔采访时表示:“完全不想,一点都不想。我们备受尊敬的殉道者最高领袖曾多次宣布,从宗教教义来看,制造核武器是不神圣的,也是非法的。”他提及了针对大规模杀伤性武器发布的宗教法令。

伊朗“早已同意”放弃核野心,特朗普透露

伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽希基安接受布雷特·拜尔《特别报道》采访(福克斯新闻)

伊朗领导人的公开否认正值国际社会长期审视伊朗核项目及其铀浓缩水平,该水平远超民用核电站通常使用的标准。
这也是唐纳德·特朗普总统今年2月发起“史诗愤怒行动”的核心理由。

不过,佩泽希基安周四表示,德黑兰愿意降低浓缩铀浓度,并允许外部核查,以此缓解核紧张局势。

他说:“这类大规模杀伤性武器,我们表示愿意对其进行稀释,这没什么大不了的。我们愿意接受核查。”

佩泽希基安还提到了他与唐纳德·特朗普总统今年6月签署的、旨在停止敌对行动并为更广泛的美伊协议奠定框架的失败谅解备忘录。
当时华盛顿希望该进程能最终终结伊朗的核野心,其中包含为期60天的谈判以达成最终协议。

“我们没有任何问题,我们确实与你们的总统达成了协议,”佩泽希基安在谈及签署该协议的特朗普时说道。

“协议已经签署,基于该协议,我们愿意并且仍然希望推进进程。

伊朗核协议能否达成取决于国际原子能机构能否进入长期封锁的核武器设施,专家称

伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽希基安与唐纳德·特朗普总统(马吉德·赛义迪/盖蒂图片社;何塞·路易斯·马加纳/美联社)

“框架协议已经达成共识。我们没有封锁霍尔木兹海峡;海峡一直处于开放状态,没有任何合法理由或依据,”他说。

“是他们攻击了我们。他们实施暗杀,殉道了我们尊敬的最高领袖、我们的科学家、军事指挥官和政府官员。”

佩泽希基安随后批评华盛顿随后导致外交破裂,但坚称德黑兰仍准备达成协议。

“问题在于美国非但不开展对话,反而率先轰炸我们,封锁所有沟通渠道,将我们拖入战场。我们已经做好准备,”他说。

“这不是在世界舞台上行事的方式。他们可以自由查看我们拥有的任何东西,但不能给我们施加这样的压力,实施封锁,剥夺我们的合法权益。”

佩泽希基安还将这场战争更广泛地归咎于华盛顿。

“我们无意杀害美国人,这一点可以通过行动得到证明,切实的行动。美国却一直在试图杀害伊朗人,”佩泽希基安说。“我们所知道的是,如果我们遭到攻击,我们必须自卫。”

特朗普寄望于经济施压迫使伊朗让步,而伊朗政权自身的问题加剧了国内困境

这张由马克萨尔科技公司提供的卫星图像显示了2025年6月22日特朗普总统下令美军打击后的伊朗伊斯法罕核设施景象。(乔·麦克纳利/盖蒂图片社;马克萨尔科技公司 via 美联社)

在谈及美军打击行动——包括“放逐行动”——以及不断升级的次级制裁时,佩泽希基安表示伊朗将继续抵抗华盛顿的施压行动。

“这一切都是美国造成的,”他说。“我们将继续抵抗。我们会找到办法,我们国家的生活将继续下去。我们会坚持下去。

没错,我们确实面临经济问题,当然。但为了存续下去,我们将克服一切艰难险阻。

“如果美国认为他们可以继续对我们实施制裁,我们不在乎,也不会关注任何美国选举。如果当前的美国政府愿意在国际法律框架内达成协议,那很好。如果不行,无论在选举前还是选举后,对我们来说又有什么区别呢?”

佩泽希基安重申伊朗不希望战争继续下去,同时指责以色列挑起冲突,并将结束战争的责任推给华盛顿。

特朗普给所有国家一个简单的选择:与美国做生意,或是与恐怖主义伊朗打交道

伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽希基安在2026年5月德黑兰的一次公共关系官员集会上发表讲话。(福阿德·阿什塔里/SOPA Images/LightRocket via 盖蒂图片社)

“我们将坚定地自卫。我们从未寻求过战争,我们也不寻求战争,”他说。

“我深信人类不应该彼此残杀。但在以色列的煽动下,他们将这场战争强加给了我们。

但我们不希望战争继续下去。美国必须选择是否想要结束这场战争。”

伊朗总统还回应了有关伊朗军队利用中国卫星图像对美国在约旦的军事基地发动致命袭击的报道。此次袭击造成三名美国军人死亡。

当被问及相关报道时,佩泽希基安否认了解具体情况。

“我确实不知道你们所说的这些所谓的图像,”佩泽希基安说。

“现在,两国之间的军方会做什么?这是他们根据自身准则自行决定的事情。”

艾玛·巴西是福克斯新闻数字频道的突发新闻撰稿人。加入福克斯新闻之前,她曾在《每日电讯报》美国夜班团队工作,涉及外交、政治、新闻、体育和文化等多个部门。

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Iranian president blames US for Middle East conflict while denying nuclear ambitions, offers to dilute uranium

September 24, 2026 8:25pm EDT / Fox News

Masoud Pezeshkian also addressed secondary sanctions, Hormuz and the breakdown in US-Iran negotiations on ‘Special Report’

By Emma Bussey, Fox News

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian flatly denied Thursday that Tehran wants a nuclear bomb while claiming Iran is willing to submit its nuclear program for international inspection, blaming Washington for the nearly seven-month war in the Middle East and accusing it of blocking diplomacy.

Asked point-blank during an exclusive interview on Fox News’ “Special Report,” “Do you want a nuclear bomb or not?” Pezeshkian firmly rejected the premise.

“Not at all. Not at all. Our martyred, esteemed supreme leader had announced several times that, from a religious decree, it is unholy. It is illegal,” he told Bret Baier, referencing religious edicts issued against weapons of mass destruction.

IRAN ‘ALREADY AGREED’ TO GIVING UP NUCLEAR WEAPON AMBITIONS, TRUMP REVEALS

President Masoud Pezeshkian spoke to Bret Baier on “Special Report”(Fox News)

The Iranian leader’s public denial came amid long-term international scrutiny of Iran’s nuclear program and its enrichment of uranium to levels well beyond those typically used for civilian nuclear power.

This became President Donald Trump’s central rationale for launching Operation Epic Fury in February.

On Thursday, however, Pezeshkian indicated Tehran would be open to lowering its enrichment levels and allowing outside verification as part of an effort to ease nuclear tensions.

“So, that weapon’s mass destruction. We said we’re willing to dilute them. It’s not a big deal. We are willing to submit ourselves to verification,” he said.

Pezeshkian also pointed to the failed memorandum of understanding, or MOU, signed by him and President Donald Trump in June intended to halt hostilities and establish a framework for a broader U.S.-Iran agreement.

The process was intended by Washington to lead to an end to Iran’s nuclear ambitions and included a 60-day process toward that final agreement.

“We have no problems. We did reach an agreement with your president,” Pezeshkian said of Trump, who signed the agreement.

“That agreement was signed, and, based on that, we are willing and still wish to move forward.

IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL HINGES ON IAEA ACCESS TO LONG-BLOCKED ATOMIC WEAPON SITES, EXPERTS SAY

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and President Donald Trump(Majid Saeedi/Getty Images; Jose Luis Magana/AP)

“And the framework was agreed upon. We had not closed the Strait of Hormuz; it was open without any legal justification or framework,” he said.

“They attacked us. They assassinated and martyred our esteemed supreme leader, our scientists, our military commanders and government.”

Pezeshkian then criticized Washington for the subsequent breakdown in diplomacy but insisted Tehran remains prepared to reach an agreement.

“The problem is that America, instead of conducting dialog, they descend into the arena by bombing us first, by blocking every pathway. We are ready,” he said.

“This is not the way to conduct yourself on the world stage. They can have free access to see whatever we have, but not to put us under such pressure, under blockades, deny us access.”

Pezeshkian also placed broader blame on Washington for the war.

“We do not seek to kill Americans, as shown by actions, demonstrable actions. America has sought to kill Iranians,” Pezeshkian said. “What we know is that if we’re attacked, we must defend ourselves.”

TRUMP BETS ECONOMIC PRESSURE CAN SQUEEZE IRAN AS REGIME’S OWN FAILURES DEEPEN THE PAIN

This satellite image provided by Maxar Technologies shows a view of the Isfahan nuclear site in Iran June 22, 2025, after U.S. strikes ordered by President Donald Trump.(Joe McNally/Getty Images; Maxar Technologies via AP)

Addressing U.S. military strikes — including Operation Outcast — and increasing secondary sanctions, Pezeshkian said Iran would continue resisting Washington’s campaign.

“This is something that has been the doing of the United States,” he said. “We will keep resisting. We will find ways, and the life of our country will continue. We will remain.

Yes, we do have economic issues, certainly. But in order to remain, we will go through any hardship and endure.

“If America thinks that they can keep sanctioning us, we have nothing to do, nor do we consider any type of American elections. If the current American government, within international legal frameworks, wishes to reach an agreement, fine. If not, before the elections or after the elections, what difference does it make for us?”

Pezeshkian repeated that Iran does not want the war to continue, while blaming Israel for helping provoke the conflict and putting responsibility on Washington to bring it to an end.

TRUMP GIVES EVERY NATION AN EASY CHOICE: DO BUSINESS WITH AMERICA OR TERRORIST IRAN

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, speaks during a gathering of public relations officials in Tehran in May 2026.(Foad Ashtari/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

“We will stand resolutely to defend ourselves. We never sought war. We do not seek war,” he said.

“I deeply believe that humans should not cause the death of another human. But with the instigations conducted by Israel, they have imposed this war on us.

But we do not wish to continue. It’s America that must choose whether it wants to end this or not.”

The Iranian president also addressed reports that Iranian forces used Chinese satellite imagery to carry out a deadly strike on a U.S. base in Jordan. The attack resulted in the deaths of three U.S. service members.

When questioned about the reports, Pezeshkian denied direct knowledge.

“I’m specifically unaware of these purported images that you talk about,” Pezeshkian said.

“Now, what do militaries do with one another between two countries? It is their own business within their own guidelines.”

Emma Bussey is a breaking news writer for Fox News Digital. Before joining Fox, she worked at The Telegraph with the U.S. overnight team, across desks including foreign, politics, news, sport and culture.

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