Pezeshkian Links Economic Woes to Domestic Unrest Amid Security Debates

Masoud Pezeshkian stated that worsening economic conditions could lead to social protests, noting the Islamic Republic has never faced pressure of this intensity in 48 years. He warned that blocked trade routes and deteriorating services are contributing factors. Separately, the parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee is discussing legislation on countering foreign infiltration.

Pezeshkian identified national fault lines including power, water, gas, fuel, banking, budget, and pensions. His warnings about instability and internal divisions reflect a wider confrontation over the country's economic and security crisis.