Iran dismisses Trump's attack cancellation remarks
The acting Iranian Minister of Defense, Brigadier General Majid Ibn Rza, stated that U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks about withdrawing from planning to attack Iran are part of a "psychological warfare." He emphasized that Tehran will not be deceived by such statements and will handle all threats seriously by strengthening military readiness. He explained that the American statements are part of an electronic and psychological war, and Iran considers every real threat seriously and responds by developing its defensive and deterrent capabilities. This comes after Trump announced the suspension of a planned attack against Iran, clarifying that the decision was made upon Iran's and regional countries' requests. Iranian media criticized these statements, viewing them as pressure on the Gulf, while Iran reaffirmed its readiness for any potential escalation.
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