Las Vegas:Iranian officials have extended their congratulations to the nation's Greco-Roman wrestling team for their outstanding performance at the U23 World Championships held in Las Vegas, USA. The team secured the first-place title by winning three gold medals and two bronze medals, accumulating a total of 119 points, and finishing ahead of Kazakhstan and Russia.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Iranian First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref hailed the victory as a testament to the determination and capabilities of Iranian youth. He emphasized that this achievement demonstrates their ability to reach great heights through faith, talent, and perseverance, encapsulating the spirit of 'We can.'

Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf also praised the wrestlers for bringing honor to Iran, highlighting their success in defending the nation's name and flag on an international stage. He attributed their victory to effective management, strategic planning, committed coaches, and the athletes' dedication.

Judiciary Chief Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei remarked that the victory sent a strong message to the United States, showcasing that Iranian resolve is unyielding, and that the flag of the Islamic Republic can fly proudly even in challenging environments.

Sports and Youth Minister Ahmad Donyamali applauded the team's success as a reflection of Iran's prominence in international wrestling, particularly emphasizing the importance of achievements in youth competitions. He congratulated the wrestlers, their coaches, and the Wrestling Federation for their efforts.

The gold medals were claimed by Erfan Jarkani in the 63kg category, Abolfazl Mehmedi in the 82kg division, and Yasin Yazdi in the 87kg class. Additionally, Mohammad Kamali and Mohammad Hadi Seidi secured bronze medals in the 67kg and 97kg categories, respectively.