Iranian president warns of enemy sabotage

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has publicly urged citizens to temporarily reduce their electricity consumption, framing it as a national necessity to counter foreign adversaries. He stated that the country's enemies are attacking its infrastructure and attempting to create public dissatisfaction. Pezeshkian argued that simple measures, like using fewer lights at home, could help prevent the enemy from achieving its goals of turning public satisfaction into discontent. The appeal highlights concerns over the resilience of Iran's energy grid amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.