Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi recently responded to threats made by Donald Trump regarding the implementation of an 'Economic D-Day' against Tehran. In a statement posted on social media, Araghchi dismissed the proposed economic pressure as a strategic diversion intended to draw attention away from significant domestic issues within the United States.

Araghchi specifically cited the United States' current financial situation, pointing to high national debt levels and rising interest costs as the primary drivers of the American economic crisis. He argued that the threat of 'economic warfare' represents a continuation of past policies that he claims have already proven unsuccessful. According to Araghchi, pursuing these measures will not achieve the intended results but will instead lead to further failure and increase hostility toward the U.S. among the Iranian population. The exchange highlights the ongoing diplomatic friction between the two nations, with Iran framing the U.S. economic stance as a sign of internal weakness rather than external strength.