Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian spoke with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, March 21, 2026, regarding the ongoing conflict in West Asia, according to a statement released by the Iranian Embassy in India.
Iran-West Asia Conflict Discussions
Pezeshkian outlined what he described as “aggression, unlawful attacks, and crimes” committed by the U.S. and the “Zionist regime.” He stated that Iran did not initiate the conflict, alleging that attacks were launched against Iran during nuclear negotiations.
The Embassy statement said Pezeshkian highlighted the deaths of the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, senior military commanders, and civilians, including schoolchildren, as well as damage to public infrastructure.
Pezeshkian also called on BRICS, currently under India’s rotating presidency, to play an independent role in halting aggression against Iran and safeguarding regional and international peace and stability.
The President proposed the establishment of a regional security framework composed of West Asian countries, aimed at ensuring peace and stability through regional cooperation without foreign interference, according to the Embassy.
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