AhlulBayt News Agency: Iran’s government has declared that the Islamic Republic is in a state of full readiness, emphasizing that national dignity, complete coordination among all branches, and unified command will guide the nation through current challenges.
In a weekly press briefing, government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani emphasized on Tuesday that Iran is facing a multi‑layered hybrid warfare fueled by hostile foreign media, but affirmed that the Islamic Republic remains united and prepared to safeguard national interests and regional stability.
Mohajerani stated that adversary media are clearly heard seeking to disrupt societal peace, adding that the government has long been aware of operating in a wartime environment. She stressed that Iran is fully prepared and will navigate the difficult situation with preserved national dignity, unity, and a single command.
The spokesperson reiterated President Masoud Pezeshkian’s message that the government mourns every life lost and stands by its historic pledge to protect the rights of the people.
The government’s approach is based on fairness, justice, and respect for human dignity, she said, adding that even those deceived are considered citizens of this land.
Mohajerani highlighted that Iran’s real strength lies in national solidarity, noting the country’s diverse ethnic and linguistic composition. She reaffirmed the government’s recognition of the people’s right to protest, while distinguishing between legitimate demonstrators and those trying to hijack protests.
On internet restrictions, Mohajerani explained that temporary, targeted measures were taken on security grounds to protect lives during recent unrest. She assured that the government supports open access to information and digital businesses and has designed compensatory packages for internet‑based enterprises affected by the disruptions.
The spokesperson concluded by expressing hope for economic reforms, noting that years of sanctions have burdened the Iranian people, and pledged to use diplomatic power and public trust to resolve ongoing challenges.
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