Iran says it has plans in place for U.S. hostile actions, including economic pressure

Iran says it has plans in place for U.S. hostile actions, including economic pressure

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2026-08-23 14:18:55
Iran has prepared response plans for what it described as various hostile actions by the United States, including economic pressure, according to Mohabbi, a spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Speaking at a press conference in Karaj, a city in northern Iran, Mohabbi said Washington’s recent statement about launching the “harshest economic war” against Iran showed that the U.S. had failed to achieve its goals on the military front. He also said U.S. economic sanctions on Iran have been in place for 47 years and argued that the latest “economic war” rhetoric was intended to exert psychological pressure on the Iranian public. Mohabbi added that Iran has drawn up measures to offset the negative effects of such pressure and will continue conducting economic exchanges with other countries while bypassing U.S. restrictions. He said Iran has “no concerns” in the economic field and that the effects of those measures will become visible soon. The remarks were cited by China Central Television News and carried by Odaily.

Odaily reported that Mohabbi, a spokesperson for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said Iran has formulated response plans for various hostile actions by the United States, including economic pressure.

Speaking at a press conference in Karaj, in northern Iran, Mohabbi said Washington’s recent declaration that it would wage the “harshest economic war” against Iran in fact showed that the U.S. had failed to reach its goals in the military domain.

He said the United States has imposed economic sanctions on Iran for 47 years, and described the current “economic war” language as an attempt to place psychological pressure on the Iranian public.

Mohabbi added that Iran has prepared plans to deal with the adverse effects caused by the “economic war,” and will continue economic dealings with other countries “under the eyes of the United States” while bypassing U.S. restrictions.

He also said Iran has “no concerns” in the economic sphere, and that the impact of those measures will appear before long.

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