Paknejad, speaking on Monday during a rally marking the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution, said the glorious Islamic Revolution began under the leadership of Imam Khomeini and continues under the guidance of Ayatollah Khamenei. 

He noted that the strength of the Islamic Republic lies in the active participation of its people, who are well aware of this fact.

He accused Benjamin Netanyahu and Donad Trump of preaching human rights while lying, citing the ongoing violence in Gaza, where thousands of men, women, elderly, and children have been killed, and hospitals destroyed, yet these leaders continue to meet and negotiate. 

Paknejad emphasized that the Iranian people are well aware of these developments and, through their presence in such gatherings, reinforce the Islamic Republic.

He urged against taking their threats seriously, stating that Israel is smaller than it appears and that these leaders are aware of Iran's strength in various fields. He criticized Trump's failed policy of maximum pressure, which he said is being attempted again. 

Regarding the US president's goal of reducing Iran's oil exports to zero, Paknejad said this is an unattainable wish. He highlighted that the Iranian people, through their participation, have shown their unwavering support for the revolution. 

The minister also pointed out that over the past 46 years, Iran's oil industry has achieved greater self-sufficiency and independence.

He recalled that at the beginning of the revolution, foreigners did not believe Iranians could manage the oil industry after they left. However, Iran has not only managed it but has also achieved self-sufficiency in equipment manufacturing, development operations, production, and all upstream and downstream sectors of the industry.