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Ex-president calls for reforms, says Iran should prepare honorable end to war

Apr 1, 2026, 21:10 GMT+1

Former President Hassan Rouhani called for reforms in policymaking and said Iran should prepare for an honorable end to the war, while continuing resistance.

“Alongside heroic resistance, we must be prepared to bring the war to an honorable end in the interest of the country and the people,” he said.

Addressing the Supreme National Security Council, he said it should urgently place different scenarios for continuing or ending the war into the legal decision-making process.

“Preserving the country and the system requires immediate fundamental reforms in policymaking; the people have made their position clear to the authorities,” he said.

Rouhani also said it was necessary to coordinate national resources to prevent attacks on the Persian Gulf islands and maintain control of the Strait of Hormuz.

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