On the day of voting for Iran’s snap presidential election, Pahlavi monarchists and MKO terror cult sympathizers backed by the Israeli regime in many Western countries tried to harass Iranian nationals heading to the polls.

Following his victory in the presidential runoff election, the official inauguration of Masoud Pezeshkian’s presidency must follow certain protocols specified in the country’s Constitution.

Masoud Pezeshkian, a seasoned lawmaker and former minister, has been declared the winner of the Iranian presidential runoff election, defeating his opponent Saeed Jalili.

The final results of Friday’s presidential runoff election have been announced by the country’s election headquarters after the completion of the counting of votes.

As polls opened in the presidential runoff election at 8 a.m. on Friday, Iranians from all walks of life headed to the nearest polling stations to cast their ballots to shape the country's future.

Polls have closed in Iran’s presidential runoff election after three extensions by the interior ministry to accommodate more voters amid a significantly large voter turnout.

In the first presidential runoff debate on Monday, candidates Masoud Pezeshkian and Saeed Jalili outlined their blueprints and strategies on political and cultural issues.