Iranian President: If people are dissatisfied, it is our fault

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Friday, 02 January, 2026, 13:18
Protests that began in Tehran due to the depreciation of the Iranian currency and economic problems have spread to many cities in the country.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, who commented on the protests, said that the level of success in solving problems largely depends on the mindset and approach.
Emphasizing that the government must provide effective services, manage resources properly, and find practical solutions to economic and social problems to eliminate public discontent, Pezeshkian continued:
"If people are dissatisfied, it is our fault. Don't blame the United States or others. The responsibility is ours."

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