Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says the country has withstood years of economic sanctions and what he described as "maximum pressure," despite expectations that Iran's economy would collapse. He highlighted the impact of reduced oil exports, limited foreign currency reserves, and ongoing trade restrictions, while outlining efforts to expand commerce with neighboring countries through alternative trade methods, including barter. Pezeshkian also praised regional cooperation, saying neighboring states helped prevent cross-border instability during the conflict. He further claimed that despite attacks on energy infrastructure and major disruptions to gas supplies, Iran experienced relatively few power outages and continues adapting to mounting economic challenges.
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